Title: Emergency Response (First Responders #4)
Author: Susan Sleeman
Pages: 224
Release Date: May 1, 2016 (eBook), May 10, 2016 (paperback)
Genre: Romantic Suspense
Publisher: Harlequin Love Inspired Suspense
Format: Paperback (also available in eBook)
Note: I received a free copy of this book from the author in
exchange for my honest opinion.
About the book:
On her way to
visit a little girl she recently helped save, paramedic Darcie Stephens is
attacked by a stranger dead-set on killing her. She escapes unscathed when
detective Noah Lockhart comes to her rescue, but an officer finds a hit list
dropped by the assailant – and Darcie’s name is next. Now with an assassin
constantly on their heels, Darcie and Noah must uncover why somebody wants her
dead. Noah fights hard to protect Darcie, but she’s determined to keep the cop
at arm’s length. After all she’s lost, she’s afraid to love again, especially a
handsome lawman with a guarded heart. And a murderer doesn’t plan to let Darcie
live long enough for any second chances.
My review:
An incredible
adrenaline rush!
This book is only
connected to the previous books in the series is the fact that the main
characters from the earlier books are now secondary characters. The plot for
this book is a stand-alone story.
I loved getting
to know Darcie better. I liked her when I first met her in book one of the
series. Now that I know her story I love her. She is carrying a huge amount of
hurt that has shaped who she is.
Noah is a very
solid and dependable man. Yet he is holding onto guilt for a decision that he
made years ago. That is keeping him from moving on in his personal life.
I thoroughly
enjoyed the fact that both Darcie and Noah believe in God and are seeking Him
about how to deal with their personal pasts and move beyond them.
The plot is
extremely well laid out and presented. There are plenty of twists and turns
that kept me guessing until the very end of the book.
I have been
enjoying this entire series. I have to give this newest installment a rating of
5 stars and I’m highly recommending it.
You
can find out more about Susan and her books at: http://www.susansleeman.com/
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