Save Me

The Wolf Hotel Mermaid Beach, Book 2

De: K. A. Tucker

Narrado por: Alex Kydd, Veronica Fox

The continuation of Ronan and Sloane's story. Book 2 in the Wolf Hotel Mermaid Beach series.

Contains mature themes.

©2025 K.A. Tucker Books (P)2025 Tantor Media

everything

it was good I hope there will be more I need more more 😆

Good ending

It was good, not as hot and steamy as the main series. This has lots of storyline.

missing spice

love the banter between Henry and Ronan but definitely missed the spice in wolf cove.

The stand up Man!

KA Tucker incredible book! If you’re gonna read it, be sure to read the Wolf hotel series 1st. It makes a lot more sense, but you can still read this one, but you’ll enjoy it a lot more such a great I hope it’s not the end of the series.

Frank.

This was good. Loved that I was able to see Rohan fall in love. He deserved it.

Wonderful Author

Love all the series. The storylines and captivating. I can’t wait for more to come.

love it

Such a great spinoff, I can't wait for the next book!
This is one of my favorite series, the steamy scenes are the perfect amount and just right

Completely obsessed

I loved this spin off so much I know it’s the last one of mermaid cove but I hope it’s not the last one in this universe

Ronan is my favorite!

I fell for Ronan while he was in Alaska with Abbi, and now, here in the Mermaid Beach series, I got to fall for him all over again. If you liked Ronan before, just keep reading.
I really enjoy how K.A. Tucker writes her characters, keeps me interested throughout the story with a well written plot, and the seductively hot moments.

Rounding out Ronin

If you have already read the Ronin novella, you will recognize parts of Release Me woven into this story. I did not mind that at all because I adore Ronin. He is smart, reliable, emotionally intelligent, and unapologetically confident. Revisiting his story with Alex Kydd felt like getting a bonus chapter in a universe I already love.

That said, Release Me always felt like half a story, so Save Me is the payoff I was waiting for. Finally, it is here. Ronin has always been thoughtful, funny, and yes, very hot, but this book gives us more depth. We explore his imposter syndrome, his past attachments, and his ability to finally let go of Abbi for good.
I also appreciated seeing Henry through a different lens this time. Without all the heart eyes, his arrogance and streak of dirty politics show a side that rounds out his character in interesting ways. It is messy, human, and honest.

Ronin’s growth across both books has been superb. He has evolved from the steady background favorite to a fully realized leading man with heart and heat in equal measure. I know this universe may be drawing to a close, though I am still crossing my fingers for a Merrick series, but I hope we continue to see Ronin appear in future stories. He is the kind of character who lingers long after the final page.