Champion
snowboarder Gage Watson had lucrative sponsorships, his dream career,
and a budding romance until the death of a fan. These days, he makes
his life in Montana's rugged mountains as a ski patrol and emergency
rescuer. In the past three years, he's not been able to forgive
himself or make peace with his past. Then Ella Blair, his former love
interest who betrayed him, arrives and insists on helping rescue her
brother. As they work together, Gage is forced to acknowledge his
past and finds hope for a future with Ella. But a secret still lies
between them. Will buried secrets keep Gage and Ella apart or could
the truth set them both free? Read more in A
Matter of Trust by
Susan May Warren.
A Matter of Trust is
the third full-length novel in Susan May Warren's Montana Rescue
Series. It is not necessary to read the prior two novels, but they
are excellent reads and I do recommend them.
As
usual, Susan May Warren's writing style was captivating. Within the
first chapter, Warren introduces Gage and Ella separately, as they
are in the present, but with hints of their rocky past that engage
the reader's curiosity. The story ushered me into it at page one and
held my interest throughout. The sizzling tension, unwarranted
forgiveness, secret betrayal, heady romance, and self-sacrifice
created quite a story. I loved it and can easily recommend it to fans
of contemporary Christian romance. My only warning is that, if you
are, like me, a native Floridian with little knowledge of
snowboarding, you might have to google some snowboarding terms. :)
Read an excerpt from A Matter of Trust by Susan May Warren on the publisher's website.
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