Brothers Black 7: Johnathan the Fixer Kindle Edition

I have to say this is amazing! This a fantastic series the stories will bring a smile to your face. The characters are awesome and their chemistry burns up the pages. It's full of emotions and feisty heroines with handsome heroes. I can tell you that this story you will enjoy especially if you don't mind cliffhangers. If nothing else you will turn every page until the end. This is definitely a five stars

This story kept you on your toes. I usually can predict the ending but on this book I was totally shocked. All this time her Dad was behind what happened to Roni. Glad she finally came out on top.

Cherone aka Roni was a young woman who never felt loved by her mother or her father. Eliam Perez hid her away from his life until he couldn't but wanted to teach her how to be tough to get ready to run his business until those plans were hijacked by someone that was totally unexpected as an act of betrayal. Roni learned how to never showing her emotions and survive by using the skills from the "Toy Cop Academy" as she called it. When the Black Brothers rescued a group of young kids selected for trafficking, John Black's soul just spoke to her. He could not explain why he was drawn to her, and so was Val Donati.John, the family fixer, had a problem he could not bring himself to settle. His crazy ex- arrangement ruined every time he tried to get things going with Roni, until Roni solved the problem herself. John was very patient because he knew Roni was "THE ONE" to accept him just as he was and at the same time would challenge him.When her memory finally came back from several years of amnesia, she was a force to be reconded with. This time, she had the backings of the Black family and the Donatis. Together, they took care of business.I loved the action in this story. The sexual tension between John and Roni was palpable. It was hard to read about the kids and what they went through in the trafficking prison, how they were abused used and broken. I was hoping that they all could have been rescued but then there would not be part of the story to tell. It was wonderful reading about the involvement of the Alliance members from previous books in this story. I'm still waiting for a book about Camille and Logan.

This was a great ending to the Brothers Black series! We learned who was targeting the Black family, Jordan’s parents and answers to burning questions from previous books. The storyline is emotionally charged. The writing is a visualization of storytelling. Blue Saffire's sentence structure and word flow brings clear images to your mind. It draws you into the book. Your attention is solely focused on what you are reading with the turn of each page. Johnathan meets Roni at a vulnerable time in her life. Dealing with trauma in body and mind. But, like a Phoenix she rises, a strong, determined and confident woman. Johnathan is drawn to Roni, but he fights the attraction. He has a lifestyle where he doesn't want a love commitment, until Roni. Their connection is evident to both and everyone around them. Johnathan is a take charge, kick butt, alpha male. He is a fixer, as titled. He is caring and protective. Destroying anyone that threatens his family, friends and his love. We meet again members of the beloved Black family, friends and extended family. The way their stories and this book plot interconnects and intertwine, is exceptional. Timelines crosses multiple books, that we love to read. This book has enemies plotting, building an association, getting justice and retribution. Packed with jaw dropping action, heart gripping and heart warming scenes. Laughter too. Add this book to your library. You will re-read Brothers Black Book 7, again and again. Falling in love with Johnathan, Roni, the entire Black family, other relatives and friends. So, grab this book, sit back and enjoy the read.

I have waited such a long time to write reviews on this series.I have unconditional love for the Brother Black series, I honestly in my hearts heart was not ready for the end.I've been trying to hold it together but I love Blue so I know she will keep going and creating phenomenal stories.That being said, I will get on with my review of Jonathan Black.This book was incredible it wrapped up so well, though there were minor "inconveniences" and I say this so lightly, a couple grammatical errors. I was a tad annoyed with Missy, and I know Saffire did that on purpose, but gosh damn I wanted to beat her ass too. I was also surprised at how rude Roni could be but I also understood that, sometimes you don't know how to be and let that guard down. Like I said, there wasn't anything major that went wrong in this book, I loved the character development Roni really grew, I'd love to see what happens with little man Torque and him warming up to Jonathan was so beautiful. All of the elements of this book worked, I wish I saw more interaction with Roni and the Black wives but for the most part it is implied.Out of this series I know I connected the most with this book, it was slightly triggering but not to the point where I put it down.I am still very sad to say goodbye to the Black Brothers but hope to see them in other series.10000/10

I loved this book the story line flowed well.Tied all of the other stories together, John and Roni story was good with the characters from the other books included.I am now waiting for Misha story.