This time what was supposed to be a two-week deployment has stretched into over four months, and Miro is clearly nearing the end of his rope with missing his partner. The book begins with an action packed chase scene, some unforgettable cameos, annnnd Ian off on a mission. Mary Calmes is absolutely smashing it with this series, and she has hit another home run with Tied Up in Knots. In my review for All Kinds of Tied Down, the first book in the Marshals series, I said, “Miro Jones and Ian Doyle are the sexiest, swooniest, most bad-ass US marshals in the history of forever,” and that is still one hundred percent true. Review: Ok-my love for Marshals Jones and Doyle is now officially bordering on the ridiculous after this book I honestly don’t think I could possibly love these guys more. His life is tied up in knots, but what if unknotting them requires something more permanent? What would that mean for him and Ian? Miro’s stuck between two bad choices, and sometimes the only way to get out of the knot is to hold tight to your lifeline and pull. Home isn’t the same, either, and Miro’s having to face his fears alone… how to keep it together at the office, how to survive looming threats from the past, and worst of all, how to keep living without Ian’s rock-solid presence at his side. That commitment takes him away from Miro, unexpectedly and often, and it’s casting a shadow over what could be everything Miro could ever dream of. Problem is, Ian isn’t just his partner at work-Ian’s a soldier through and through. Amazon US Title: Tied Up in Knots (Marshals: Book Three)Īt a Glance: Mary Calmes is absolutely smashing it with this series, and she has hit another home run with Tied Up in Knots.īlurb: Miro Jones is living the life: he’s got his exciting, fulfilling job as a US deputy marshal, his gorgeous Greystone in suburban Chicago, his beloved adopted family, and most importantly, the man who captured his heart, Ian Doyle.

Twisted and Tied by Mary Calmes