Review: Fight for You by Jaclyn Quinn (Beyond the Cove #4)


Note: An advanced reader copy (ARC) was provided by the author via Gay Romance Reviews ARC Team.

A quick FYI: Fight for You is NOT a standalone. You MUST read Thirst for You, which is the second book in the Beyond the Cove series, prior to reading this new book because of a continuing story line.

I'm one of those people who tends to be on the fence when it come to romances involving more than two people, and no, I'm not talking about cheating. Three people in a relationship tends to be more complicated than the usual couple, so it takes an extra bit of convincing for me to believe that everyone involved is on equal footing. In the case of Mason Lockley, Grant Belford, and Sawyer Levy, there were times I believed, and others were I was feeling iffy. This has a bit of slow burn to it and a whole lot of angst. There were moments where the chemistry was stronger between one pairing, but then there were also times where it was clear that these three cherished each other. All things considered, I did enjoy this MMM romance, and look forward to more from this series and this author. Four stars for Fight for You. đź–¤

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Read my reviews for the Beyond the Cove series:


Drawn to You (book one) - five-plus stars - My Review

Thirst for You (book two) - five stars - My Review

Appeal to You (book three) - five stars - My Review

Fight for You (book four) - four stars - My Review (posted above)

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Date Read: 27 April 2020

Learn more about Jaclyn Quinn.

Purchase Fight for You on Amazon.

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