Review: Man Cuffed
- Kay Phillips
- Nov 5, 2019
- 2 min read

Four out of Five Stars
One sentence summary: Meg mistakes a hot cop for a stripper and to make matters worse, it turns out she just moved in next door!
First thought: Tanya Eby and Sarina Bowen are a rom-com match made in heaven. I'm so glad I found these two. And Meg and Mac were excellent together.
Why I read it: Honestly, I'm gonna read everything these two write.
POV: Alternating M|F, Present Tense
Tropes: Fake Relationship, Neighbors, Officer
Our Heroine: Meg was an adorable character who knew what she wanted and wasn't afraid to go after it. I love reading heroines like that. It makes the romantic pursuit a bit more fun for me. As a bartender and aspiring actress, I found her career progression a bit New Adult, but I think we call that listless now! So not only did we get to watch her fall in love, but we also watched Meg find a new life passion. Double score!
Our Hero: Maguire. One, loved his name and loved his job. I'm pretty sure Mac was the first ever officer hero romance I've ever read. Sign me up for more though. I thought his reasons for being closed off were realistic and extreme enough to warrant (see what I did there?) his closed-off-ness.
Overall thoughts: I really enjoyed this book. Tanya and Sarina always make me laugh out loud. After reading Man Cuffed I wanted more, so I picked up my favorite in the series, Man Card for a nice reread.
The sexy scenes: These two are on fire and it's obvious in their hilarious meet cute.
The best part of the book: The lol moments and Meg's inner dialogue. I really enjoyed the chapters with her POV.
What wasn't working for me: I felt like the book was a bit quick- but that might be just because I'm coming off Sarina's Moonlighter. Which is probably one of her longest books. I think the whole Man Hands series is a bit shorter though.
TLDR: Adorably quick read with some great lol moments.
How I read it: I received an ARC in exchange for an honest review.
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