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Susan Stoker is a fabulous author and I have yet to read a book by her that I have not thoroughly enjoyed. The characters are always likeable and relatable and the storyline is always plausible and one you could easily see playing out for yourself or someone you know in everyday circumstances. I like the fact that there is no tearing down or tearing apart of the characters and basic story. Yes, the characters always have situations or circumstances to overcome either emotionally, physically, and/or mentally but they are never broken down to nothing, demeaned or persecuted in order to make a good read. She creates strong, solid characters and storylines that draw you in and keep you interested in their plight. And she does an amazing job of spotlighting everyday circumstances and struggles that we or others we know may face (homelessness, body weight, bullying, self-esteem, behaviors, etc.) and handles them with compassion and understanding. This current book, Shelter for Blythe is no different.

Blythe is strong, independent, and proud and has a huge heart. The circumstances that befall her are sad and unfortunate and she struggles to hold onto herself, her sanity, her dignity and keep herself safe while she tries her hardest to make her situation better on her own. The streets are rough and scary and even though she has been offered assistance, more than once, she is too proud to accept. She does not want to have to depend on anyone or owe something to anyone who may help her. By accident she receives a cell phone that has become her lifeline and her connection to Sawyer, who has come to mean a lot to her. And even though he worries for her, he never puts pressure on her knowing she needs to do things her own way. She is scared of what he may want from her in return if she ever accepts his offer of assistance. However, that choice is taken out of her hands after a brutal attack. Blythe’s entire world shifts overnight and she struggles to keep up with the changes, new feelings and deal with the emotional and mental trauma she has dealt with and come to terms with it all and with Sawyer’s help she is finally hopeful and looking towards the future.

Sawyer “Squirrel” is not your average alpha male. He stands out from the rest of his firefighter brothers, all being bigger, more confident and the epitome of the alpha male image; he has a slighter physique, wears glasses and thinks of himself more as a nerd. He can hold his own just as well as his friends but he does not stand out in the eyes of the female population. He is always ‘the friend’; the guy who the ladies want to help set them up with his friends…it is never him. Sawyer briefly meets Blythe in Shelter for Sophie, during the aftermath of the fire that burned down the abandoned building she and some friends were staying in. He gives her his sweatshirt, which unbeknownst to him has his cell phone in the pocket. Instead of turning it off, he buys another and begins texting his old phone hoping the woman who has it will answer one of his messages. Aside from worrying for her safety and wellbeing after the fire, he is drawn to her and desperately wants to help however he can. When a horrible incident lands her in the hospital, Sawyer decides to take charge. He wants to keep her safe and in his life but he has to work stealthily to keep her from running and convince her to finally accept his help. As their bond grows stronger, he realizes he will do whatever he has to do to keep her safe and with him for good.

This is a true feel good, sweet read with genuine characters and a solid storyline. The situations addressed in the book are real issues in today’s society and Stoker handles them wonderfully with care and respect. I really enjoyed reading Shelter for Blythe and I am looking forward to the next in the series.
*I received an ARC copy of this book with no obligation to review. The thoughts expressed in this review are non-biased and completely my own.


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Shelter for Blythe Badge of Honor Texas Heroes Book 11 edition by Susan Stoker Romance eBooks Reviews

Both these characters tugged at my heart, Squirrel so down on himself for not being as buff or tall as his colleagues and mates. Blyth because being homeless wasn't her fault and the fear for safety being on said streets. This is hard subject matter in places but an incredibly moving story as well, the characters are well suited to each other and the friends rally to help them both. Trust is an issue even if you haven't been through anything like these two have, so it would be understandable especially for Blyth to be extra cautious and wary of everyone so for her to build the trust she already has for Squirrel is astounding, to have him not let her down when she needs him most is a beautiful thing to read. There is suspense and some graphic violence in this book, mostly I found it optimistic and uplifting, it made me stop and think about those who are homeless and why. It made me more aware of how they live and survive, especially women on the streets and the fear they have to cope with every single day. This isn't just a story I found it to be a lesson on being a decent human being as well, I hope now if I see someone on the street I will make an effort to get them a hot drink and something to eat, not just give them money that might not go on food or ignore them. Susan Stoker has written some incredible stories across her series, some are really moving, some really powerful with an undercurrent of moral's, all of them are fantastic reads and this is definitely one of the best of both.
Well crud, I finished it in one sitting, LOL! I LOVED this book, I cried and laughed and rooted for Sawyer and Blythe through the whole book. Sawyer's relationship with his sisters made my heart melt, and his entire family ROCKS! I especially loved how honest Blythe was with everyone that asked her questions about being homeless once she had opened up to Sawyer. The plot is fantastic, the characters are top notch (I love how everyone stepped up to help) and the writing as always pulled me in from the first page. I think Blythe is my new favorite heroine of Susan's (okay maybe second after Caroline), her internal fortitude and determination to do the right thing is inspiring. Another fabulous story Susan Stoker!
Susan Stoker is a fabulous author and I have yet to read a book by her that I have not thoroughly enjoyed. The characters are always likeable and relatable and the storyline is always plausible and one you could easily see playing out for yourself or someone you know in everyday circumstances. I like the fact that there is no tearing down or tearing apart of the characters and basic story. Yes, the characters always have situations or circumstances to overcome either emotionally, physically, and/or mentally but they are never broken down to nothing, demeaned or persecuted in order to make a good read. She creates strong, solid characters and storylines that draw you in and keep you interested in their plight. And she does an amazing job of spotlighting everyday circumstances and struggles that we or others we know may face (homelessness, body weight, bullying, self-esteem, behaviors, etc.) and handles them with compassion and understanding. This current book, Shelter for Blythe is no different.

Blythe is strong, independent, and proud and has a huge heart. The circumstances that befall her are sad and unfortunate and she struggles to hold onto herself, her sanity, her dignity and keep herself safe while she tries her hardest to make her situation better on her own. The streets are rough and scary and even though she has been offered assistance, more than once, she is too proud to accept. She does not want to have to depend on anyone or owe something to anyone who may help her. By accident she receives a cell phone that has become her lifeline and her connection to Sawyer, who has come to mean a lot to her. And even though he worries for her, he never puts pressure on her knowing she needs to do things her own way. She is scared of what he may want from her in return if she ever accepts his offer of assistance. However, that choice is taken out of her hands after a brutal attack. Blythe’s entire world shifts overnight and she struggles to keep up with the changes, new feelings and deal with the emotional and mental trauma she has dealt with and come to terms with it all and with Sawyer’s help she is finally hopeful and looking towards the future.

Sawyer “Squirrel” is not your average alpha male. He stands out from the rest of his firefighter brothers, all being bigger, more confident and the epitome of the alpha male image; he has a slighter physique, wears glasses and thinks of himself more as a nerd. He can hold his own just as well as his friends but he does not stand out in the eyes of the female population. He is always ‘the friend’; the guy who the ladies want to help set them up with his friends…it is never him. Sawyer briefly meets Blythe in Shelter for Sophie, during the aftermath of the fire that burned down the abandoned building she and some friends were staying in. He gives her his sweatshirt, which unbeknownst to him has his cell phone in the pocket. Instead of turning it off, he buys another and begins texting his old phone hoping the woman who has it will answer one of his messages. Aside from worrying for her safety and wellbeing after the fire, he is drawn to her and desperately wants to help however he can. When a horrible incident lands her in the hospital, Sawyer decides to take charge. He wants to keep her safe and in his life but he has to work stealthily to keep her from running and convince her to finally accept his help. As their bond grows stronger, he realizes he will do whatever he has to do to keep her safe and with him for good.

This is a true feel good, sweet read with genuine characters and a solid storyline. The situations addressed in the book are real issues in today’s society and Stoker handles them wonderfully with care and respect. I really enjoyed reading Shelter for Blythe and I am looking forward to the next in the series.
*I received an ARC copy of this book with no obligation to review. The thoughts expressed in this review are non-biased and completely my own.