For
years, Ian Shaw and Sierra Rose have danced around the invisible, but
very real obstacles, that prevent them from having a relationship.
However, when both find themselves in crisis, they are pushed
together. Ian's received a massive fine that has crippled his
finances. Sierra may lose her job if PEAK Rescue is shut down due to
damages the team's chopper has incurred. With no chopper, PEAK is no
longer. Ian offers Sierra the use of his yacht to raise money from
his very wealthy friends. However, a rogue wave sinks the ship,
sending its passengers to fight for their lives. When Ian and Sierra
are stranded on a island together, the obstacles between them shrink
and they begin to honestly engage each other. Still secrets, lies,
and danger threaten their tenuous relationship. Read more in Troubled
Waters by Susan May
Warren.
Troubled Waters
stands as the fourth novel in Susan May Warren's Montana Rescue
series. I think it could be read alone, but the entire series is
amazing and I recommend reading them in order, beginning with the
free prequel, If Ever I Would Leave You.
The prequel is where Sierra and Ian's story starts and they feature
prominently in Wild Montana Skies.
I
read Troubled Waters
in two long sittings. It was so, so good. It seems that Susan May
Warren likes to commence a story by dropping the reader right into a
tense situation. It's a pretty effective hook and the tension
continues throughout the story both externally and internally for the characters. I stayed engaged, wanting more, turning pages late into
the night. I enjoyed the development of Sierra and Ian individually
as well as a couple. There were twists that I didn't see coming and
secondary characters that added more to the story. Overall, Troubled
Waters is a great read.
I
recommend Troubled Waters by
Susan May Warren to fans of contemporary Christian romance. The
Montana Rescue series is permeated with themes of redemption and
plenty of romance. They occupy precious space on my bookshelf and
will be read again.
Disclosure of Material Connection:
I received this book free from the publisher. I was not required to
write a positive review. The opinions I have expressed are my own. I
am disclosing this in accordance with the Federal Trade Commission’s
16 CFR, Part 255: "Guides Concerning the Use of Endorsements and
Testimonials in Advertising."
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