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Saving Sienna, by Katie Reus

Blurb: He likes law and order…Detective Carson Irish follows the rules. But somehow he’s fallen for a sexy PI who likes to break all of them. When she gets in over her head, he’ll do anything and everything to keep her safe. But she refuses to stay on the sidelines, safe and protected. And when her life is threatened, he won’t hesitate to stand between her and the man who wants her dead.

She’s never met a rule she didn’t want to break…Private Investigator Sienna MacArthur may have questionable methods in her work, but she gets the job done. While working a case, she unwittingly finds herself the target of an unknown threat. So she reaches out to the sexy man she’s been keeping her distance from—Carson Irish. They might be polar opposites, but she trusts him to keep her safe, and when people around her start dying, she has no choice but to put her life in his hands.

Rating: 4 Stars

Review: This is the third book in the MacArthur family series. I've been anxiously awaiting Sienna's story, and like the two books before this one, I was pulled right into the story and stayed engaged throughout. I am a fan of novellas when done well, and Ms. Reus definitely does them well. Despite the shorter length, she manages to develop her characters and flesh out their story fully. That's almost unicorn-like in novellas. I highly recommend this author and this series. While these books can be read as standalones, they will be most enjoyed if you read the whole series, and they are well worth your time to do so.

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