Title: Silent Sabotage (First Responders #5)
Author: Susan Sleeman
Pages: 224
Release Date: August 1, 2016 (eBook), August 9, 2016
(paperback)
Genre: Romantic Suspense
Publisher: Harlequin Love Inspired
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:
A hidden enemy.
Emily Graves left
everything behind to save her aunt’s struggling bed-and-breakfast, but she’s
hardly through the door before she’s the one who needs saving. Someone in
Bridal Veil, Oregon, will go to any lengths – even murder – to keep her from
making the B and B a success. Sheriff’s deputy Archer Reed has made it his
personal mission to bring down the culprit. But first he has to convince Emily
to accept his protection . . . and determine why anyone would want to harm her.
As Emily’s unknown enemy becomes increasingly violent, Archer may be the only
person who can keep her alive.
My review:
This is another
fantastic suspense novel!
Though all of the
members of the FRS are present and helping out in this book the story itself is
a stand-alone suspense. It is fun to catch up on the private lives of the main
characters from the previous books. I do suggest that you read these books in
order even though it is not absolutely necessary to.
After meeting
Archer Reed in the earlier books in this series I was very happy to find out
more about him. I found Emily Graves to be a wonderfully well-developed
character and well suited to Archer. I thoroughly enjoyed seeing how the two of
them interacted with each other from the beginning of the story.
They each have
very deep emotional wounds that have made them swear off of romantic
relationships. Yet their attraction to each other has both of them struggling
and fighting personal battles in the midst of the danger that is lurking and
threatening to destroy Emily.
I love the fact
that part of the struggle for both of them is their mental belief in God and
trying to get their hearts to accept the truth of His faithfulness. It can be a
big journey and one that every believer has to take.
As with each of
the earlier books in this series this on is getting a rating of 5 stars from me
and I am highly recommending it.
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