Four Kings Security is composed of four ex-military good friends, Ace, King, Red and Lucky, who have one of the most well-known and successful security business in the area. They’ve earned their nicknames while in the military, and they’ve taken them with them into their business. The names, tattoos, the business motto, crest logo, etc. all form the foundation and basis by which the business was formed. As is this author's style, she gives us great characters who are charismatic and lots of fun, emotional while still coming across as tough. From the start we see the bond that these men share and how much they mean to one another. In this story, Ace is the best man be providing security to a business heir who has absolutely no interest in having a personal bodyguard. But, since the Kings were hired by his father, there isn’t much he can do about it...but he doesn't have to like it or make it easy. The son, Colton has his reasons for not wanting anyone controlling his life, and he puts up a good fight in the beginning. Unfortunately, or fortunately, Ace gives as good as he gets. It doesn’t take long for them to come to a truce and for the threats to escalate into something much more serious. The sparks fly right from the start between Ace and Colton, but then the mutual attraction takes over, and the fireworks begin. Ace puts up some reluctance as he has the most to lose. However, it doesn't take them long until they realize that there is something special between them that will make it worth the risk. They made a great couple and were definitely perfect for each other. The rest of the cast of characters are all interesting as well, and I can’t wait to see what’s in store for the other Kings. Looks like Red's story might be next..., maybe another "opposites attract" relationship? Can't wait to find out. ( )

Yes yes yes!

I’ll be honest—it took me more than halfway through to feel any attachments to Colton or Ace, but the story had piqued my interest and I wanted to see how it played out. Good decision! Once I got a feel for these two, I was hooked. But I absolutely can’t wait to dive into Red and Laz’s story next! ( )

This started out very promising. I was hoping we didn't have as much repetition as in the THIRDS series, but it was if anything a bit worse. The author creates cool characters, and the plots are okay, but if by the end of a novel I am rolling my eyes at yet more repetitive recitation of the qualifications one hero has for his job or the reasons one guy adores the other - fine once, boring when repeated at least 3-4 times - then I'm done. This is far from awful, but also far from great, hence a middle grade.

Merged review:

So close to five stars. I've read the first book in this series, and so Seth was somewhat familiar to me. Kit's a trip. I would've liked to see the author change up the sex positions. It is magic gay sex, nothing particularly original. The kicker, though, were the cliche phrases like 'stole his breath away' and 'heart filled with joy' and so on that the story concludes on. If the ending had been more original and specific to Kit and Seth, it would've been five stars. Good story. Needed a great ending. ( )

Charlie Cochet could never make a bad book ( )

The characters are a bit annoying but cute at the same time. And It's a fun short story, I wouldn't have minded a bit more.
The best thing: Frank, the gruff and terrifying club owner, who seems a bit heartbroken. For some reason everyone is scared of him. Is it just because he's the boss and no one wants to lose their job, or is there another reason?
Does anyone know if he has a book already? I really want to read it. ( )