Title: Abandoned Memories (Escape to Paradise #3)
Author: MaryLu Tyndall
Pages: 320
Year: 2014
Publisher: Shiloh Run Press
Note: I received a free copy of this book from the author in
exchange for my honest opinion.
About the book:
Something
sinister lurks in the lush Brazilian jungle…
It is 1866 and
the fledgling Confederate colony of New Hope is Angeline Moore’s last chance at
a normal life. Running from the law, she longs to make a fresh start in this
new Southern Utopia. But a series of strange disasters threatens to destroy
everything the colonists have worked for, and strange visions threaten to
reveal a past Angeline is desperate to hide.
James Callaway
failed at both doctoring and preaching, but he hopes that his move to Brazil
will give him another chance to become the spiritual leader he so desires. He
longs to create a world free from the immorality that plagued every street
corner back home and ruined his life. And he believes Angeline is just the sort
of refined woman he needs to keep him on the right track.
But something is
amiss in New Hope: haunting visions, the discovery of crypts beneath an ancient
temple, and an archaic Hebrew book, set the colonists’ fears on edge. When one
of their own is murdered, a series of disasters leads them to believe God has
brought them to Brazil to defeat an evil that, if unleashed, could wreak havoc
on the entire world.
My review:
Incredible
romance mixed with danger as good battles evil.
I had already
felt a connection to both of the main characters in this book, Angeline Moore
and James Callaway, from having read both of the previous books in this series.
That connection with them only grew as they stepped forward and took center
stage in this novel. Though they were the main focus all four of the main
characters from the previous books were very evident and we learned how they
had grown and developed.
MaryLu did a
wonderful job of building a very dangerous situation and then taking these
fantastic characters on a road of personal discovery as they also tried to find
the root cause of the danger as well as how to defeat it. I loved how they had
to develop their belief in God before they could overcome the evil that was
trying to destroy all of them.
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