The Rise of Miss Notley

I have another awesome book to review today. Yesterday I finished this one, and it just made me smile. Everything about this book is just plain awesome. I’ve read lots of Rachel Anderson’s stories, and really like her writing style. She’s done more contemporary romances in the past, but this Regency period story was super well done. Here’s the blurb:

Breach of Trust

Today’s book comes with a warning: BEWARE! IT WILL GRAB YOU, HOOK YOU LIKE A FISH, AND REEL YOU IN BEFORE YOU CAN SAY BO-DIDDLY. Breach of Trust is a novel of suspense that truly took my breath away.

Synopsis:

Lieutenant Commander Cooper Lane has so much to live for. With a loving husband and beautiful baby girl waiting for her back home, she is anxious to finish her mission in Afghanistan and return to her family. But in a split second, her world shatters. Her helicopter is going down in that hostile country, and there will be no survivors. Four Years Later . . . On a covert mission in an Afghan village, Navy SEAL Axe Talbot finds something no one ever expected: Lieutenant Cooper Lane—alive. Cooper survived the crash that killed her team and has been hiding behind enemy lines for four years. It’s the woman he’s been looking for and dreaming about for so long. After her rescue, Cooper is not sure she can survive the reality waiting for her back home—when she disappeared and was pronounced dead, her husband married her best friend. Cooper is lost, but her troubles are just beginning. In one horror-filled moment, her former husband is murdered before her eyes, and Cooper becomes the prime suspect. Now she must embark on one last mission to clear her name. And there are only two people she trusts to help her: her father and Axe, the SEAL who rescued her. Cooper and Axe take off, and together the makeshift team uncovers a trail of mysterious deaths that leads to unimaginable danger.

My Review

This suspense novel is a page-turner. Lieutenant Commander Cooper Lane was shot down over Afghanistan in a helo-mission to capture a Taliban terrorist and assumed dead for four years before she was rescued by two Navy SEALs. This book literally chained me to my couch and didn’t let me go until I finished. Seriously—talk about a hostage situation. This book was merciless with its non-stop action, tough, but likable characters, and surprising twists and turns. Absolutely loved it and highly recommend it. I rated it a 5 on both Amazon and Goodreads, because it’s Delicious—mouth-watering action and heart thumping adventure at its finest–and a 4 on my ultra picky Sweet Scale.

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Happy Reading

An Inconvenient Romance

This week’s feature book is An Inconvenient Romance by Chalon Linton. I’ve never read any books by this author–it might be her debut book–but I was thoroughly impressed and am honored to participate in this blog tour. This is a Regency romance set in England in the 1800’s. Here’s the synopsis: