Just a few posts ago, I wrote a review of the book Troubled Waters by Susan May Warren. And it's already time to write a review of the next book in the series!
Storm Front is the next installation in the series. So many Christian fiction series only have three
books in them. So, when I read the third book in this series I expected it to end--but it didn't! Now, the series is up to book #5 and it's clear that this isn't the last book in that series. One more book will be published this coming November.
Storm Front tells the story of another search and rescue team member, Ty, and the woman who has captured his interest, Brette Arnold. It hasn't been smooth sailing and both have troubled pasts. Their paths cross after a tornado hits a town where another member of the search and rescue team was performing in a music concert. This story tells the tale of their search for missing people after the storm has past. This book moves through the plot and smooth pace. The characters are likeable and flawed people. Perfect people really aren't as likeable. It is harder to identify with them, picture them as real because we are all flawed.
This book didn't engage me as much as the previous novels in the series did. But, because I've enjoyed the series I want to know what happens to the other characters. This is a series that makes a lot more sense if you start with book 1, Wild Montana Skies. Some series you're able to just read any book in the series and it will make sense. But, in this case, Storm Front, really makes more sense if you read the other books first.
Please note that I received a complimentary copy of the ebook of this book for review from Revell Books.
Storm Front is the next installation in the series. So many Christian fiction series only have three
Storm Front tells the story of another search and rescue team member, Ty, and the woman who has captured his interest, Brette Arnold. It hasn't been smooth sailing and both have troubled pasts. Their paths cross after a tornado hits a town where another member of the search and rescue team was performing in a music concert. This story tells the tale of their search for missing people after the storm has past. This book moves through the plot and smooth pace. The characters are likeable and flawed people. Perfect people really aren't as likeable. It is harder to identify with them, picture them as real because we are all flawed.
This book didn't engage me as much as the previous novels in the series did. But, because I've enjoyed the series I want to know what happens to the other characters. This is a series that makes a lot more sense if you start with book 1, Wild Montana Skies. Some series you're able to just read any book in the series and it will make sense. But, in this case, Storm Front, really makes more sense if you read the other books first.
Please note that I received a complimentary copy of the ebook of this book for review from Revell Books.
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