Title: Tailspin (Mountain Cove #5 / Love Inspired Suspense)
Author: Elizabeth Goddard
Pages: 224
Release Date: April 1, 2016 (eBook), April 5, 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:
Diving Into
Danger
Nothing can stop
Sylvie Masters from scuba diving to find her mother’s downed plane – except possibly
the hit man determined to keep the truth from surfacing. When brave bush pilot
Will Pierson comes to her rescue, she knows she can still reach her goal, but
she needs his help. Will wants answers about the crash, too, especially since
his mother was the missing plane’s pilot. He’ll be the hero Sylvie needs, but
can he ever trust her? Sylvie is shrouded in secrets that keep leading her back
to Mountain Cove. Secrets someone will kill for. Will may protect her, yet no
one can persuade her to end her search . . . not even a killer.
Mountain Cove: In
the Alaskan wilderness, love and danger collide.
My review:
I was hooked by
the 5th page!
The suspense
story in this novel is a stand-alone plot line. One of the main characters does
carry over from the previous books. The main characters from the earlier books
in the series do make appearances and there are details of their lives that are
caught up. That said you get to decide if you want to treat it as part of a “true”
series or not.
I absolutely love
both of the main characters in this book. Their individual life stories are
slowly revealed and really explain their hang-ups and doubts. They both have
trouble trusting others and yet they are thrust into a situation after
situation where they have to trust each other even though they have just met.
Danger stalks them around every corner. They both had deep seated fears that
they had to face and overcome. It was wonderful to watch their struggles and learn
to trust.
The plot is incredible
at keeping the reader focused and turning the pages. I knew all along that
something major had happened before the start of the book and I knew I wouldn’t
be satisfied until I knew exactly what it was. Before the revelation of it
there was a major shift that I wasn’t expecting. I loved it though.
Excellent job
Elizabeth! I have to highly recommend this fantastic book. It gets a rating of
5 stars from me.
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