What do you think?
Rate this book
Boys of Brighton #8
Vincent
ONLY THE STRONG
When he moved to Brighton, novelist Tristan Michaels was thrilled to leave his past behind. Trauma and danger had shattered his world and almost ruined his life. When everything finally seems to be settling down, he becomes embroiled in his best friend’s drama, which leads to more danger and…Vincent. And while love at first sight had been the stuff of Tristan’s books, when he meets Vincent fantasy became reality.
SURVIVE
Vincent Greyson has spent his life fighting for what’s right, first as a Navy Seal, and now as a member of the elite team known as the Sentinels. When he meets Tristan Michaels, Vincent knows his heart will always belong to this magnetic, special man. But love and patience is tested when horrible fates keep befalling Tristan, and Vincent vows that he’d do anything for his love, even leave the Sentinels.
When he moved to Brighton, novelist Tristan Michaels was thrilled to leave his past behind. Trauma and danger had shattered his world and almost ruined his life. When everything finally seems to be settling down, he becomes embroiled in his best friend’s drama, which leads to more danger and…Vincent. And while love at first sight had been the stuff of Tristan’s books, when he meets Vincent fantasy became reality.
SURVIVE
Vincent Greyson has spent his life fighting for what’s right, first as a Navy Seal, and now as a member of the elite team known as the Sentinels. When he meets Tristan Michaels, Vincent knows his heart will always belong to this magnetic, special man. But love and patience is tested when horrible fates keep befalling Tristan, and Vincent vows that he’d do anything for his love, even leave the Sentinels.
131 pages, Kindle Edition
First published July 15, 2018
61 people are currently reading
138 people want to read
About the author
M. Tasia
35 books377 followersM. Tasia is an mm romance author who lives in Ontario, Canada. Michelle is a dedicated people watcher, lover of romance novels, 80’s rock, and happily ever afters (once the MCs are put through their paces), who grew up with a love of reading. She’s a firm believer that everyone deserves to have love, excitement, and crazy hot romance in their lives. Love should be celebrated and shared.
To all my readers: Thank you. There’s no escaping the truth – without all of you, there wouldn’t be me, the author. Your support and kind words have taken me from being a new author who was unsure and panicked to an author with over twenty books under her belt. Okay, I’m still unsure and panicked, but I’m a work in progress. (Takes a sip of wine.)
I love sharing my stories with you and hearing how my characters have touched you and how you’ve cheered them on, cried with them, and even wanted to knock some sense into a few. Your encouragement has inspired me to continue on my writing journey. All the late nights, missed events, and looming deadlines have been worth it, knowing these stories have entertained and
stayed with you long after the book was finished.
Michelle XO
To all my readers: Thank you. There’s no escaping the truth – without all of you, there wouldn’t be me, the author. Your support and kind words have taken me from being a new author who was unsure and panicked to an author with over twenty books under her belt. Okay, I’m still unsure and panicked, but I’m a work in progress. (Takes a sip of wine.)
I love sharing my stories with you and hearing how my characters have touched you and how you’ve cheered them on, cried with them, and even wanted to knock some sense into a few. Your encouragement has inspired me to continue on my writing journey. All the late nights, missed events, and looming deadlines have been worth it, knowing these stories have entertained and
stayed with you long after the book was finished.
Michelle XO
Ratings & Reviews
Friends & Following
Create a free account to discover what your friends think of this book!
Community Reviews
Displaying 1 - 23 of 23 reviews
August 22, 2024
Man, this one was good! I wasn't expecting him to be the stalker/killer. scary.
What was up with the detectives on the case, tho. He was mean. Why??
I think Vincent was my favorite. The mosaic he did with Tristans granny's broken China was dang cute 🧎♀️
I'm so ready for Shadows' book!
What was up with the detectives on the case, tho. He was mean. Why??
I think Vincent was my favorite. The mosaic he did with Tristans granny's broken China was dang cute 🧎♀️
I'm so ready for Shadows' book!
March 21, 2020
Possible trigger warnings: serial killer, stalking, assault, psycho
Man what these guys go through. I’ve always loved Vincent’s quiet way, since I met him in the beginning. He just has this way about him that shows such a quiet strength. There’s just something about the Indian way. And with him coming from a good Navajo line, it’s ingrained in him. And I love that. He doesn’t need to fill the silence with words and his actions show everything he feels. He’s just a perfect person for Tristan in every way.
With Tristan feeling so out of sorts from a psycho who has entered his life, moving to Brighton was no contest. He wanted to be near his friend Grady and when he met Vincent, it confirmed it even more. But with all that’s going on, Tristan is losing what’s left of his marbles. First with the incident in the last book, that left him almost murdered and then guilty about what he had to do. And then finding out the man he wanted away from is still coming after him. But to make matters worse, there’s another character in play that Tristan is blowing off but no one else is really taking lightly. And it’s all coming to a head as more and more things are happening. To the point, Tristan has to stay in the compound to stay safe. And Vincent will do anything he can to keep him safe. No matter what that means.
I don’t know how these guys deal with it. Well, I’d be like Tristan and going out of my mind. With the Sentinels, they’re used to it. It’s their jobs. Doesn’t mean it’s easy on them either, but they’ve learned to separate and deal with it. But the other guys aren’t used to all the kidnappings and psycho murderers and everything else that is being thrown at them. For Tristan, I would have flipped out long before. I know he’s got his writing and he’s trying to hold on to it as hard as he can. But sometimes you’ve just got to let it out and get help. Whether you want to or not. It’s horrible all that they are going through, but what I do love, is how much of a rock Vincent is for Tristan. Tristan has finally gotten to the point where he feels even remotely intimate with Vincent and that was just kissing. But no matter what Tristan is having to deal with, Vincent is there holding his hand, holding him up and giving support in the way he knows how. And it’s perfect for Tristan. And Tristan has given Vincent the one thing left he needed. A home in the man he loves.
There are some scary moments, and definitely tearful ones, but this story is just so good. The whole series is perfect and I’ve loved every one of them so far.
http://lovebytesreviews.com/
Man what these guys go through. I’ve always loved Vincent’s quiet way, since I met him in the beginning. He just has this way about him that shows such a quiet strength. There’s just something about the Indian way. And with him coming from a good Navajo line, it’s ingrained in him. And I love that. He doesn’t need to fill the silence with words and his actions show everything he feels. He’s just a perfect person for Tristan in every way.
With Tristan feeling so out of sorts from a psycho who has entered his life, moving to Brighton was no contest. He wanted to be near his friend Grady and when he met Vincent, it confirmed it even more. But with all that’s going on, Tristan is losing what’s left of his marbles. First with the incident in the last book, that left him almost murdered and then guilty about what he had to do. And then finding out the man he wanted away from is still coming after him. But to make matters worse, there’s another character in play that Tristan is blowing off but no one else is really taking lightly. And it’s all coming to a head as more and more things are happening. To the point, Tristan has to stay in the compound to stay safe. And Vincent will do anything he can to keep him safe. No matter what that means.
I don’t know how these guys deal with it. Well, I’d be like Tristan and going out of my mind. With the Sentinels, they’re used to it. It’s their jobs. Doesn’t mean it’s easy on them either, but they’ve learned to separate and deal with it. But the other guys aren’t used to all the kidnappings and psycho murderers and everything else that is being thrown at them. For Tristan, I would have flipped out long before. I know he’s got his writing and he’s trying to hold on to it as hard as he can. But sometimes you’ve just got to let it out and get help. Whether you want to or not. It’s horrible all that they are going through, but what I do love, is how much of a rock Vincent is for Tristan. Tristan has finally gotten to the point where he feels even remotely intimate with Vincent and that was just kissing. But no matter what Tristan is having to deal with, Vincent is there holding his hand, holding him up and giving support in the way he knows how. And it’s perfect for Tristan. And Tristan has given Vincent the one thing left he needed. A home in the man he loves.
There are some scary moments, and definitely tearful ones, but this story is just so good. The whole series is perfect and I’ve loved every one of them so far.
http://lovebytesreviews.com/
June 2, 2020
so sexy.. so fun and action packed.. so many amazing emorions and personalities.. those are so amazing to get to know these characters and who they are. it is wonderful series and i cant wait to see whats next!
June 27, 2020
When Vincent meets Tristan, his heart starts to beat faster and thoughts are revolving around the attractive novelist only. He's a lost cause, he 's totally love-struck. Unfortunately, it turns out that the demons of the past followed Tristan up to Brighton and now Vincent's beloved is in great danger. Danger that not only them, but also their friends will have to face. After all, madness doesn't recognize compromises and is capable of anything to get what it wants.
For some time, the main characters in "Boys of Brighton" novellas are men who we hardly know or know very little about, and that's how it is also this time. Although we've known Vincent since the second volume, mostly he was a mystery to us. That is why I was looking forward to his story so that we could finally get to know him. Until now, we've known more or less what he looks like and what he does for a living. And obviously, this is not enough information to assess what kind of person he is. Tristan, who appeared in the previous volume and about whom we already know more than about our mysterious bodyguard is his better half. I think that in this case it is not without significance that only someone new is able to get the best out of Vincent and help us get to really know him. After all, all this time, through all the volumes, Vincent was waiting just for Tristan.
In this novella I really liked the fact that Tristan, who at some point is in a relationship with Vincent, is open not only to the idea of getting to know the man, but also the language of his ancestors and his culture. On the one hand, it proves that he fully accepts and respects Vincent's heritage, on the other, it is a proof of his insatiable curiosity and desire to get to know his man in every respect. In my opinion equally important is the fact that Tristan is a novelist, and therefore someone who understands the importance of both language and the ability to share with someone special not only the "external" things, those available to anyone, but also the things which are hidden deep inside a man, which are part of their existence. It may not be the most accurate comparison, but Tristan seems to be like a sponge that absorbs Vincent with its entire surface.
Another extremely interesting motif we find in "Vincent" is something I would call the hierarchy of danger. Every day, man is forced to make some sort of segregation, divide the dangers of ordinary life into those that are more and less likely to happen, those with more and less severe effects. In the case of Tristan, however, the matter is much more serious, and at some point we start to wonder: Which threat is the greater one? Who is the more dangerous predator and is it really true? When can we really feel safe and can anyone say that they are safe? I think the way the author presented this particular theme in her novella is amazing, fantastic and impressive. I admit that she really surprised me.
To sum up, "Vincent" is undoubtedly one of the better and more interesting parts of "Boys of Brighton". The plot is very well built, sometimes really surprising and the characters we get to know in this volume conquer our heart in the blink of an eye. I highly recommend you this part of the series. It is great.
____________________
Kiedy Vincent poznaje Tristana jego serce zaczyna bić szybciej, a myśli krążą już tylko wokół atrakcyjnego pisarza. Nie ma już dla niego ratunku, wpadł po same uszy. Niestety okazuje się, że demony przeszłości podążyły za Tristanem aż do Brighton i teraz ukochanemu Vincenta zagraża wielkie niebezpieczeństwo, któremu będą musieli stawić czoła nie tylko oni, ale także ich przyjaciele. Szaleństwo nie uznaje bowiem kompromisów i nie ugnie się przed niczym, by dostać to czego chce.
Od pewnego czasu głównymi bohaterami kolejnych nowelek z serii „Boys of Brighton” są mężczyźni, których prawie nie znamy lub o których bardzo mało wiemy. Tak jest i tym razem. I chociaż o Vincencie mogliśmy przeczytać już w drugim tomie, tak naprawdę był on dla nas prawdziwą zagadką. Dlatego też z utęsknieniem czekałam na nowelkę, która przybliży nam tę postać, abyśmy w końcu mogli go naprawdę poznać. Do tej pory wiedzieliśmy tylko mniej więcej jak wygląda i jaki zawód wykonuje, a to naprawdę niewiele, byśmy mogli ocenić jakim jest człowiekiem. Jego drugą połówką jest Tristan, który pojawił się w poprzednim tomie, a o którym tak naprawdę już wiemy więcej, niż o naszym tajemniczym ochroniarzu. Myślę, że nie bez znaczenia jest w tym wypadku fakt, że dopiero ktoś całkowicie nowy jest w stanie wyciągnąć z Vincenta to, co najlepsze i pomóc nam w poznaniu go takim, jakim jest. Przez cały ten czas, przez wszystkie tomy Vincent po prostu czekał na Tristana.
W nowelce niesamowicie spodobało mi się to, że Tristan będąc w związku z Vincentem jest otwarty nie tylko na poznanie mężczyzny, ale także języka jego przodków, kultury z której się wywodzi. Z jednej strony świadczy to bowiem o pełnej akceptacji oraz szacunku dla dziedzictwa Vincenta, z drugiej zaś o niezaspokojonej ciekawości i chęci poznania mężczyzny pod każdym względem. Wydaje mi się to tym ważniejsze, że Tristan jest pisarzem, a więc kimś, kto najlepiej rozumie, jak ważny jest zarówno język, jak również możliwość dzielenia się z kimś bliskim nie tylko tym, co „zewnętrzne”, dostępne dla każdego, ale także tym, co skryte głęboko w człowieku, co stanowi element jego istnienia. Nie jest to może najtrafniejsze porównanie, ale Tristan wydaje się być niczym gąbka, która chłonie Vincenta całą swoją powierzchnią.
Innym bardzo, ale to bardzo interesującym motywem, który znajdujemy w „Vincent” jest w pewnym sensie hierarchia niebezpieczeństwa. Człowiek tak naprawdę każdego dnia zmuszony jest dokonywać swojego rodzaju segregacji, dzieląc niebezpieczeństwa wynikające ze zwykłego życia na mniej lub bardziej prawdopodobne, mniej lub bardziej dotkliwe w skutkach. W przypadku Tristana sprawa jest jednak o wiele poważniejsza i w pewnym momencie nasuwają się nam pytania: Które zagrożenie tak naprawdę jest większe? Kto jest bardziej niebezpiecznym drapieżnikiem i czy aby na pewno? W którym momencie możemy naprawdę czuć się bezpieczni i czy ktokolwiek może powiedzieć, że jest bezpieczny? Sposób, w jaki autorka przedstawiła ten właśnie motyw w swojej nowelce uważam za niesamowity, fantastyczny i robiący ogromne wrażenie. Przyznaję, że naprawdę mnie zaskoczyła.
Podsumowując, „Vincent” jest niewątpliwie jedną z lepszych i ciekawszych części „Boys of Brighton”. Fabuła jest bardzo dobrze zbudowana, czasami naprawdę zaskakująca, zaś bohaterowie, którzy w tym tomie dają nam się poznać podbijają nasze serce bez problemu. Gorąco polecam Wam tę część serii. Jest świetna.
For some time, the main characters in "Boys of Brighton" novellas are men who we hardly know or know very little about, and that's how it is also this time. Although we've known Vincent since the second volume, mostly he was a mystery to us. That is why I was looking forward to his story so that we could finally get to know him. Until now, we've known more or less what he looks like and what he does for a living. And obviously, this is not enough information to assess what kind of person he is. Tristan, who appeared in the previous volume and about whom we already know more than about our mysterious bodyguard is his better half. I think that in this case it is not without significance that only someone new is able to get the best out of Vincent and help us get to really know him. After all, all this time, through all the volumes, Vincent was waiting just for Tristan.
In this novella I really liked the fact that Tristan, who at some point is in a relationship with Vincent, is open not only to the idea of getting to know the man, but also the language of his ancestors and his culture. On the one hand, it proves that he fully accepts and respects Vincent's heritage, on the other, it is a proof of his insatiable curiosity and desire to get to know his man in every respect. In my opinion equally important is the fact that Tristan is a novelist, and therefore someone who understands the importance of both language and the ability to share with someone special not only the "external" things, those available to anyone, but also the things which are hidden deep inside a man, which are part of their existence. It may not be the most accurate comparison, but Tristan seems to be like a sponge that absorbs Vincent with its entire surface.
Another extremely interesting motif we find in "Vincent" is something I would call the hierarchy of danger. Every day, man is forced to make some sort of segregation, divide the dangers of ordinary life into those that are more and less likely to happen, those with more and less severe effects. In the case of Tristan, however, the matter is much more serious, and at some point we start to wonder: Which threat is the greater one? Who is the more dangerous predator and is it really true? When can we really feel safe and can anyone say that they are safe? I think the way the author presented this particular theme in her novella is amazing, fantastic and impressive. I admit that she really surprised me.
To sum up, "Vincent" is undoubtedly one of the better and more interesting parts of "Boys of Brighton". The plot is very well built, sometimes really surprising and the characters we get to know in this volume conquer our heart in the blink of an eye. I highly recommend you this part of the series. It is great.
____________________
Kiedy Vincent poznaje Tristana jego serce zaczyna bić szybciej, a myśli krążą już tylko wokół atrakcyjnego pisarza. Nie ma już dla niego ratunku, wpadł po same uszy. Niestety okazuje się, że demony przeszłości podążyły za Tristanem aż do Brighton i teraz ukochanemu Vincenta zagraża wielkie niebezpieczeństwo, któremu będą musieli stawić czoła nie tylko oni, ale także ich przyjaciele. Szaleństwo nie uznaje bowiem kompromisów i nie ugnie się przed niczym, by dostać to czego chce.
Od pewnego czasu głównymi bohaterami kolejnych nowelek z serii „Boys of Brighton” są mężczyźni, których prawie nie znamy lub o których bardzo mało wiemy. Tak jest i tym razem. I chociaż o Vincencie mogliśmy przeczytać już w drugim tomie, tak naprawdę był on dla nas prawdziwą zagadką. Dlatego też z utęsknieniem czekałam na nowelkę, która przybliży nam tę postać, abyśmy w końcu mogli go naprawdę poznać. Do tej pory wiedzieliśmy tylko mniej więcej jak wygląda i jaki zawód wykonuje, a to naprawdę niewiele, byśmy mogli ocenić jakim jest człowiekiem. Jego drugą połówką jest Tristan, który pojawił się w poprzednim tomie, a o którym tak naprawdę już wiemy więcej, niż o naszym tajemniczym ochroniarzu. Myślę, że nie bez znaczenia jest w tym wypadku fakt, że dopiero ktoś całkowicie nowy jest w stanie wyciągnąć z Vincenta to, co najlepsze i pomóc nam w poznaniu go takim, jakim jest. Przez cały ten czas, przez wszystkie tomy Vincent po prostu czekał na Tristana.
W nowelce niesamowicie spodobało mi się to, że Tristan będąc w związku z Vincentem jest otwarty nie tylko na poznanie mężczyzny, ale także języka jego przodków, kultury z której się wywodzi. Z jednej strony świadczy to bowiem o pełnej akceptacji oraz szacunku dla dziedzictwa Vincenta, z drugiej zaś o niezaspokojonej ciekawości i chęci poznania mężczyzny pod każdym względem. Wydaje mi się to tym ważniejsze, że Tristan jest pisarzem, a więc kimś, kto najlepiej rozumie, jak ważny jest zarówno język, jak również możliwość dzielenia się z kimś bliskim nie tylko tym, co „zewnętrzne”, dostępne dla każdego, ale także tym, co skryte głęboko w człowieku, co stanowi element jego istnienia. Nie jest to może najtrafniejsze porównanie, ale Tristan wydaje się być niczym gąbka, która chłonie Vincenta całą swoją powierzchnią.
Innym bardzo, ale to bardzo interesującym motywem, który znajdujemy w „Vincent” jest w pewnym sensie hierarchia niebezpieczeństwa. Człowiek tak naprawdę każdego dnia zmuszony jest dokonywać swojego rodzaju segregacji, dzieląc niebezpieczeństwa wynikające ze zwykłego życia na mniej lub bardziej prawdopodobne, mniej lub bardziej dotkliwe w skutkach. W przypadku Tristana sprawa jest jednak o wiele poważniejsza i w pewnym momencie nasuwają się nam pytania: Które zagrożenie tak naprawdę jest większe? Kto jest bardziej niebezpiecznym drapieżnikiem i czy aby na pewno? W którym momencie możemy naprawdę czuć się bezpieczni i czy ktokolwiek może powiedzieć, że jest bezpieczny? Sposób, w jaki autorka przedstawiła ten właśnie motyw w swojej nowelce uważam za niesamowity, fantastyczny i robiący ogromne wrażenie. Przyznaję, że naprawdę mnie zaskoczyła.
Podsumowując, „Vincent” jest niewątpliwie jedną z lepszych i ciekawszych części „Boys of Brighton”. Fabuła jest bardzo dobrze zbudowana, czasami naprawdę zaskakująca, zaś bohaterowie, którzy w tym tomie dają nam się poznać podbijają nasze serce bez problemu. Gorąco polecam Wam tę część serii. Jest świetna.
June 1, 2020
I tell ya, this town is not the place to live if you want to live in a safe little small town! these poor characters face all kinds of crime and violence in each book! Vincent and Travis are the main characters in this installment.
Vincent is an interesting character. He is of Navaho decent and a retired navy seal. Of course, there works with the sentinels. When Travis appeared in the previous book... Vincent was taken with his "sparrow" immediately. Even though his name is the title of the book, I felt as though the story was much more about Travis. I'm still finding myself a bit curious about Vincent and where he came from.
Travis brings to Brighton yet another stalker. He dated a man named Stavropol very briefly before realizing he wanted nothing to do with him. Sadly, Stavros didn't get the message and has been stalking Travis ever since. When Tristan returns to his condo to pick up his remaining belongings, the issue with Stavros escalates and becomes even more dangerous.
As always, there's a bit of a twist in this story..not everything is how it seems. Think is a bit gruesome compared to the others... it's not just stalking that is going on. Please read the warnings before you pick up this part of the series.
Vincent is an interesting character. He is of Navaho decent and a retired navy seal. Of course, there works with the sentinels. When Travis appeared in the previous book... Vincent was taken with his "sparrow" immediately. Even though his name is the title of the book, I felt as though the story was much more about Travis. I'm still finding myself a bit curious about Vincent and where he came from.
Travis brings to Brighton yet another stalker. He dated a man named Stavropol very briefly before realizing he wanted nothing to do with him. Sadly, Stavros didn't get the message and has been stalking Travis ever since. When Tristan returns to his condo to pick up his remaining belongings, the issue with Stavros escalates and becomes even more dangerous.
As always, there's a bit of a twist in this story..not everything is how it seems. Think is a bit gruesome compared to the others... it's not just stalking that is going on. Please read the warnings before you pick up this part of the series.
May 30, 2021
A Suspenseful, Steamy Novella!
Book 8 of the Boys of Brighton series of M/M romantic novellas had me on the edge of my seat! In M. Tasia’s “Vincent,” the title character, a former Navy SEAL and an integral member of the Sentinels, is thrown together with a beautifully flamboyant romance writer. Vincent has a deeply ingrained respect for his Navajo heritage, and the honorable man loves the family he has discovered in his team and the Brighton community (and I love that we get to revisit characters from the previous stories). When he is tasked with protecting Tristan, childhood best friend of Grady from Book 7, the connection between the two is instantaneous, and their love story and commitment to each other is so touching. The suspense in this one though! I couldn’t have put it down if I tried. Despite the fact that it’s a novella, Tasia has done such a wonderful job of developing great characters and a strong storyline so that it has the feel of a full-length novel despite its brevity. Seriously, M. Tasia, these books are AMAZING!!!
Book 8 of the Boys of Brighton series of M/M romantic novellas had me on the edge of my seat! In M. Tasia’s “Vincent,” the title character, a former Navy SEAL and an integral member of the Sentinels, is thrown together with a beautifully flamboyant romance writer. Vincent has a deeply ingrained respect for his Navajo heritage, and the honorable man loves the family he has discovered in his team and the Brighton community (and I love that we get to revisit characters from the previous stories). When he is tasked with protecting Tristan, childhood best friend of Grady from Book 7, the connection between the two is instantaneous, and their love story and commitment to each other is so touching. The suspense in this one though! I couldn’t have put it down if I tried. Despite the fact that it’s a novella, Tasia has done such a wonderful job of developing great characters and a strong storyline so that it has the feel of a full-length novel despite its brevity. Seriously, M. Tasia, these books are AMAZING!!!
June 2, 2021
Once again, M Tasia has written another story to pull at your heartstrings. This is the story of Vincent and Tristan. Tristan is Grady’s friend who came to help him when Grady was heartbroken over Ben (which of course, he had no reason to be after all was said and done!) Tristan is an author who is sweet, sassy and cares so much for others that he puts everyone’s happiness and wellbeing before his own. Vincent is the alpha who is over protective, quiet and philosophical. When Vincent lays eyes on Tristan, he is done – he is drawn to Tristan instantly. Of course, there has to be trouble that follows Tristan to Brighton. And of course, the Sentinels and the rest of Brighton are going to be there to protect their family.
Another great story with great characters. Fears are faced, the past is put in the past and family and loyalty are high. I cannot wait to read Shadow and see what’s in store for him.I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.
Another great story with great characters. Fears are faced, the past is put in the past and family and loyalty are high. I cannot wait to read Shadow and see what’s in store for him.I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.
May 28, 2021
Former Navy Seal, Vincent Greyson, became a member of the Sentinels. he was tasked with guarding a novelist. Not supposed to fall for the man you are sworn to protect.
Tristan Michaels thought his life would change for the better upon his move to Brighton. Just when the dust began to settle and his writing is going well, he becomes ensnared in someone else's drama. Travis's drama.
Out of the grasp of danger and into the protection of... a novel becoming reality.
Love that was meant to blossom is also being thoroughly tested. No compromise in danger, but will they compromise on their romance?
**I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.**
Tristan Michaels thought his life would change for the better upon his move to Brighton. Just when the dust began to settle and his writing is going well, he becomes ensnared in someone else's drama. Travis's drama.
Out of the grasp of danger and into the protection of... a novel becoming reality.
Love that was meant to blossom is also being thoroughly tested. No compromise in danger, but will they compromise on their romance?
**I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.**
June 10, 2020
Tristan, author, fabulous in every way, and crazy about Vincent. Vincent, Navajo, founding member of the Sentinel’s, protector by nature, and crazy about Tristan.
Once again trouble comes to Brighton, stalking Tristan. Vincent rallied the troops (Sentinels) and they go on alert.
This book wasn’t the best in the series but it was ok. I didn’t connect to Tristan and Vincent like I did some of the other couples. It seemed like their courtship was forced into the background so that the Sentinels and the crazies could take center stage. That said, this was another interesting glimpse into the Brighton Boys.
Review Copy requested and reviewed on behalf of OMGReads.
Once again trouble comes to Brighton, stalking Tristan. Vincent rallied the troops (Sentinels) and they go on alert.
This book wasn’t the best in the series but it was ok. I didn’t connect to Tristan and Vincent like I did some of the other couples. It seemed like their courtship was forced into the background so that the Sentinels and the crazies could take center stage. That said, this was another interesting glimpse into the Brighton Boys.
Review Copy requested and reviewed on behalf of OMGReads.
May 23, 2021
I loved this work, it was such a sweet and endearing read watching Vincent and Tristan together. I loved watching their love blossom as the were there for each other and worked through their problems. The twists and turns with in the story was fantastic and the growth was very well illustrated. I loved how they started coming together in Grady's story and having their own story was a great way of weaving things together. This series is fantastic.
Five out of Five stars.
I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.
Five out of Five stars.
I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.
June 4, 2021
I was given a free arc copy from the author for review.
4.5 stars
This was another very quick read and a great addition to the series. Low heat and medium angst. I love this couple. They are sweet and have great chemistry. There is lots of hurt/comfort. I'll leave off half a star simply cause there were a few things that seemed far fetched to me but otherwise I found the plot very interesting and couldn't put it down. There is lots of drama and just the right amount of suspense and a surprise ending.
4.5 stars
This was another very quick read and a great addition to the series. Low heat and medium angst. I love this couple. They are sweet and have great chemistry. There is lots of hurt/comfort. I'll leave off half a star simply cause there were a few things that seemed far fetched to me but otherwise I found the plot very interesting and couldn't put it down. There is lots of drama and just the right amount of suspense and a surprise ending.
July 20, 2018
I love this series but I didn't like this book as much as some of the others. I felt like the story was rushed and there was not a lot of development between Tristan and Vincent. I felt like there was less action in this story compared to the other stories. I still liked the story overall but for me this one is a 3.8 out of 5.
May 16, 2020
Vincent is the eighth book in the Boys of Brighton series by M. Tasia. This is a contemporary m/m romance that mixes suspense, romance and steam. I love Vincent and Tristan together and their insta-love. The story had me fully invested and fit perfectly with the rest of the series. I feel like I enjoy each book even more than the last with this series.
July 5, 2020
Vincent was a seal and is now part of the Sentinels. Tristan is a writer who has had a traumatic past. They meet and have instant chemistry, but danger always lurks around every corner with the Boys of Brighton! Good story, quick short read. Loved it!
I am voluntarily leaving a review form an ARC that I received. My reviews are solely based on my thoughts and opinions.
I am voluntarily leaving a review form an ARC that I received. My reviews are solely based on my thoughts and opinions.
March 21, 2021
Vincent met Travis who was an author when he moved to Brighton to be with his best friend Grady. He was sent to guard over Travis because there was so much that was coming at him. Can’t really believe that I had the wrong person figured doing the things to Travis. Great book! Had to keep reading to see how things were going to come out!
June 1, 2021
I didn’t like this book in The Men of Brighton series as much as I did some of the others. Nothing against the writing I just think it made me a bit squeamish as it deals with stalking. The writing is as good as ever and this was still a roller coaster ride of a book.
I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.
I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.
June 1, 2021
Vincent is my favorite story in the Boys of Brighton series. The action and the suspense kept me guessing - it was quite unpredictable and impressive. As with all the books within the series, I love the characters.
I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.
I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.
July 19, 2018
While this wasn't my favorite, it's still a really good read.
Tristan and Vincent were perfect for each other.
Loved the twists the author threw in. Kept me on the edge of my seat, and I didn't put the book down until the very end. Now I'm excited for Shadows book.
4 big stars!
Tristan and Vincent were perfect for each other.
Loved the twists the author threw in. Kept me on the edge of my seat, and I didn't put the book down until the very end. Now I'm excited for Shadows book.
4 big stars!
October 10, 2018
A good quick uncomplicated, no great thought needed to read bk and series. Enjoyable and Entertaining. Insta Love, Insta Relationship, Insta Connection.
Worth the read. Recommend. Series best read in order.
Worth the read. Recommend. Series best read in order.
June 4, 2021
Tristan finds true love with Vincent, his protector. He has a stalker that is an ex boyfriend that won't take no for an answer. On top of that he gets gravely ill and is hospitalize. However, making plans with the man of his dreams makes it all worthwhile!
July 23, 2018
Another good book
This is a great series. Good story lines, full of emotion , feelings and plenty of heat. The characters are awesome.
This is a great series. Good story lines, full of emotion , feelings and plenty of heat. The characters are awesome.
June 4, 2021
Vincent meets Tristan when the team was helping Tristan's best friend. They're together now but Tristan's psycho ex is stalking him. I really enjoyed this book.
January 1, 2019
I love Tristan; his bright clothes and love of writing romance novels made him awesome and everything Vincent wanted in a partner. Vincent had me giddy from the moment he locked eyes on Tristan. It was sweet and hot and I loved their whole dynamic.
Displaying 1 - 23 of 23 reviews