For years he tried to forget his past and who he was once upon a time. Paine is not exactly known as a good man. Lucky enough, she is saved by a tattooed African American guy, named Paine who apparently feels the need to protect her from the moment he meets her. She starts playing detective, but very soon she finds herself in serious trouble for snooping around. Elsie knows something happened with her sister, so she's willing to do anything to find her. She is desperate to find some answers, but the police can’t do anything about it since her father insists her sister just ran away with some guy like she did in the past. It was well-paced, with a great solid plot and just a little bit of action and suspense to make everything more appealing.Įlsie’s sister has gone missing for a few weeks now.

A great mix of sweetness and sexiness, this third book in the series was highly entertaining from the beginning until the end.

'Savior' was without a doubt my favorite Jessica Gadziala book to date. So, I highly recommend for you to read them first since you don’t want to miss how the other two ‘bad boys’ meet their ladies and also the dynamic between these three strong, alpa males. This third book can be read as standalone, but features secondary characters from 'Monster' and 'Killer' the other two books in the series. 'Savior' is the third book in Jessica Gadziala’s series entitled 'Savages' and features Paine, male character we met in the previous books in the series.

Maybe A Savior by Karen Warzala