Another McCoy finds love.

This, the third book in the series, tells the story of Dallas and Saxon.
Dallas had an than ideal childhood, until it wasn’t, and he was then fostered by the McCoy family. Saxon’s upbringing wasn’t stellar and although he and Dallas share this commonality, they certainly did not have the perfect start to their relationship.
Both are very likeable characters who work together as paramedics when Saxon is transferred to Gloucester Firehouse Three. They are at the very beginning of the dating phase when Saxon’s circumstances dramatically change and this leads to a bit of a stumble by Dallas before they get their HEA.
The McCoy family once again come to the fore and show what family really means - a major theme throughout the series - and they have huge amounts of love and wisdom to share.
Although Dallas and Saxon have an almost instant attraction, the chemistry builds up for a while before they get into some sweet and tender moments.
This is a very engaging, well paced read with a wonderful cast of main and secondary characters, a dash of angst, a bit of drama, an endearing romance, all held together by the wonderful writing ability of Pandora Pine.
I highly recommend this book and the series as a whole.