Showing posts with label Inspirational. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Inspirational. Show all posts

Wednesday, September 27, 2023

Review : Mountain Abduction Rescue

Mountain Abduction Rescue by Darlene L. Turner

Genre: Suspense, Christian Fiction, Romantic Suspense, Romance, Inspirational, Love Inspired, Contemporary, Family,
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Pages: 224
Published: August 22, 2023
A wildfire threat…

becomes a missing person search.

A serial arsonist is out for revenge in the Canadian Rocky Mountains—and kidnaps park warden Hazel Hoyt’s son and his camping troop. Now Hazel must team up with the man who broke her heart, firefighter Mitchell Booth, to find the missing boys as wildfires blaze around them. But someone has no intention of letting the pair get off the mountain alive…
A serial arsonist is looking for revenge against Hazel and her family. When Hazel finds out her son and his Championship friends are missing possibly kidnapped in the middle of the forest she will do everything she can to find him. Especially since there are so many elements that could get the boys as well as the serial arsonist she will work together with Mitchell a firefighter who will do everything we can to help Hazel find the boys.

Whew this book jumps right into the middle of the action. From the moment the book starts readers will be hooked by the massive of amounts of things that happen it was barely a minute to rest. I enjoyed following along I say follow the bread crumbs to finding the boys and figuring out how to deal with their faith that was really being tested throughout the book. I like that while there was interest between Hazel and Mitchell it really didn't do much in this book I mean there is no time for Romance time is of the essence with this book. I thought it was interested in the family dynamic and the issues people had with Hazel's father he really was something else. Overall I really enjoyed this action packed book it really will leave you hooked.

Monday, August 21, 2023

Review: Defending the Witness by Sharee Stover

Defending the Witness by Sharee Stover

Genre: Suspense, Inspirational, Harlequin, Clean Romance, Romance, Christian, Fiction, Adult Fiction,
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Pages: 244
Published: July 25, 2023
To catch a killer…

She must trust her protectors.

After witnessing a murder at the hands of a notorious gang leader, Ayla DuPree is a marked woman sent straight to witness protection. But when her handler is killed and her safety compromised, she has no choice but to run—forcing US Marshal Chance Tavalla and his K-9 to chase her. Can Chance keep Ayla alive long enough to find safety and justice?

Ayla witness the murder and is now under Witness Protection but it seems her safety is compromised when her hand alert is killed and is on the run. US Marshal Chance and his canine managed to find her in the nick of time and is now doing everything he can to keep her protected long enough for things to get sorted.

From the moment this book started the readers are thrown in right into the middle and I got to say it was a great start because I was hooked till the very end. I love the many twists and turns that kept happening the attempts on her life wondering when they would strike next. There was never a dull moment when it came to this book. There was plenty faith-based things going on and it had a clean somewhat of a romance that doesn't go farther than a skinny kiss. I just had so much fun reading with me I love when a book can keep me on my toes and if you like mystery suspense novels you're going to really enjoy this one.

Friday, July 14, 2023

Review : Texas Ranch Target

Texas Ranch Target by Virginia Vaughan

Genre: Suspense, Romance, Inspirational, Romantic Suspense, Mystery, Christian, Fiction, Clean Romance,
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Pages: 224
Published: April 25, 2023
Somebody wants her dead…
But they'll have to go through him first.

After his client is murdered, security expert Brett Harmon plans to lie low at his family’s ranch—until he comes across an injured woman in the road. With only Brett’s business card in her pocket and no memory of her attack, Jaycee Richmond turns to her rescuer for answers. But when their search reveals a deadly connection, can Brett protect her from a killer she can’t remember?
Jaycee was found on the side of the road roughed up with little to no memory. She had something important to say but it was now gone and until her memory comes back it seems like someone is after her to keep it quiet. Red is a security expert who's Brian has just been murdered and might have ties with Jaycee disclosing the clients whereabouts. Until she gets her memory back and find the reason someone is after her Jaycee will stick around Brett.

I really enjoyed this boo I love how fast-paced it was from the beginning. There was so much going on to get me hooked. Other interesting seeing how everything played out and a wondering who they can trust. I love that this book remained a clean romance. There were moments here and there talking about God but not an overwhelming amount I'm not a really religious person so when it goes over the top I kind of get put off by a book but this book had a decent amount of faith being mentioned without being too much. I enjoyed getting to know the characters and seeing the role they had to play in this book. Overall really good story if you like mystery suspense kind of novels that keep you hooked you'll enjoy this one. 

Wednesday, May 11, 2022

Review : The Veteran's Vow

The Veteran's Vow by Jill Lynn

Genre: Contemporary, Romance, Inspirational, Love Inspired, 
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Pages: 244
Published February 22nd 2022 by Love Inspired
Could his biggest fear

be what he needs to heal?

After a traumatic brain injury, military vet Behr Delgado refuses the one thing that could help him—a service dog. But Ellery Watson is sure the perfect pup will change Behr’s life and offers to work with him one-on-one. As Behr sets about overcoming his fears, Ellery’s surprised to find herself opening up about her troubled nephew. Will family obligations force them to deny what’s in their hearts?

Behr is dealing with a traumatic brain injury and his well meaning family members signed him up to have a service dog. Ellery is the women who will pair and prepare him to work with the dog. What she didn't expect was for his fear of dogs. Now she's hoping to help him get used to dog and he's helping her out with her troubled nephew.

So if your of the Christian faith you might appreciate many of the things that happen throughout this book where these characters were very much of faith, god, and prayers. I'm not much into that but I was fine looking past it because you really get a sense of who these people were. I enjoyed seeing that light romance between the two you can tell they liked eachother but there was many things to deal with before they can really see about starting a relationship. I liked seeing the friendship and support they were giving eachother throughout the book. Ellery was going above and beyond her line of work by getting Behr used to his support dog and when things were getting challenging she was there to slow things down or adjust to fix Behr's comfort level. Then there was the whole troubled newphew he was getting in with a troubled crowed back at home and Ellery wanted to help him out as much as she can but limited with time and Behr really stepped up and helped things out with the kid. Overall this was a nice light read I enjoyed it. 
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