In the first Quinn Security book, Adam, homeless and desperate, meets Rhone when he tries to pick his pocket. Rather than turning him over to the authorities, Rhone takes Adam in and gives him a home and a job. Adam quickly falls in love with Rhone; unfortunately, Rhone has never felt an attraction to another man. The two become best friends and the friendship blossoms into true love.In Saying I Do, book 3 in the series, Dane moves Adam and Rhone forward a few years. The two are happily living and working together, but Adam wants more. He proposes to Rhone, who readily accepts. The two then plan a wedding at a beautiful resort in Vermont. While there awaiting their nuptials, these two caring men find another couple and a bellboy who need their help. Of course, they can���t resist anyone in need. They have to work hard to make sure the drama they become involved in doesn���t tear their own relationship apart.Dane begins this book without any foreplay, literally! Since this is an established relationship, the book starts out with one of Dane���s characteristically hot love scenes along with her trademark sense of humor. The first line made me smile, and the final lines of the prologue gave me a good laugh. The author delivered everything that I wanted for this couple. Not only do they get their HEA, they help others and also reconcile with someone from one of their pasts. Dane infuses the story with the aforementioned humor and intimacy as well as with the angst and emotions that I love in a good romance novel. She also gives us some pretty strong hints about what to look forward to in the next Quinn Security novel, and I honestly can���t wait. When an author creates a group of people whom I adore, I���m one fan girl who has trouble being patient while waiting for the next installment in the series! This sequel to Finding Home picks up 2 years later with Adam asking Rohen to marry him. The chemistry is stronger than ever, but Adam still has some insecurities stemming from his dad's condemnation of his lifestyle. They are both such good men. They love hard and strong and are devoted to each other and their friends and family. Like book 1, this was a very steamy read.I opted to skip book 2 in the series and head straight to this one, wanting to read more about Adam and Rohen. Book 2 is not an M/M story, and I had decided to not read it at all. Although there was no problem transitioning directly from book 1 to 3, I have really enjoyed Dane's writing and now plan to read book 2 after all.
What do You think about Saying I Do (2009)?
Short wrap up to the first (Quinn'Security Series). Should have been better than it was.
—shab
Yep, heavy on sex, light on plot but what fun!
—Stefeng613
