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Cargando... Emergency Reunion (Love Inspired Suspense)por Sandra Orchard
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SAVED BY THE SHERIFF'S DEPUTY Paramedic Sherri Steele refuses to believe someone's out to get her--until she's held at knifepoint in her own ambulance. It'll take her high school crush to convince her she needs protection--and deputy sheriff Cole Donovan is as persuasive as he is handsome. But when his brother rises to the top of the suspects list, Cole's torn between family duty and the woman he's never forgotten. With every emergency call to the paramedics turning into an attack on Sherri's life, Cole's convinced Sherri has a stalker. Cole needs to know whether his brother is the culprit before things spiral out of control. Survival--and a future with Sherri--depends on discovering who wants to cause trauma to this EMT. No se han encontrado descripciones de biblioteca. |
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Having loved the Serena Jones Mystery series by this same author, I was excited to start this one. I mean, a paramedic and a deputy? Sounds like something I would love!
Unfortunately, it didn't completely cut it for me. The mystery was interesting, and kept me reading, but the final outcome was very unexpected, and didn't make as much sense as other possibilities. The romance felt rather sudden (although that was rather excusably, since the characters did have a background together) and focused way more on the physical aspect of things as opposed to the heart. (which always drives me nuts).
The book started out with a lot more emphasis on faith and Christianity than Orchard's other books have, which made me very excited, since that's something I've missed in the other ones. But that pretty much completely petered out. I kept waiting for the big emotional and spiritual climax and it . . . just never happened. Talk about a let down.
Overall, it wasn't a terrible book or anything, it just left me with a very "meh" feeling, which is almost more disappointing than leaving me with a bad feeling. ( )