Publisher: World Castle Publishing
Pages: 270
Source:
Review copy from author
Genre: Adult, Romance
From Goodreads:
As a wildlife rehabilitator in Southeast Louisiana, Pamela Wells
has dealt with her fair share of wild animals, but her reclusive life is
forever changed when she meets an elusive former soldier named Daniel Phillips.
Sent to Pamela’s wildlife sanctuary as part of his parole requirements, Daniel
and Pamela quickly clash until Daniel’s troubled past unexpectedly comes to light.
After serving in Iraq, Daniel suffers from post-traumatic stress disorder.
Pamela tries to help ease his condition by introducing him to the healing power
of animals. Daniel begins to find peace, and an unexpected kindred spirit in
Pamela. Fearing one day she will be forced to give up her beloved sanctuary,
Pamela confides in Daniel about her debilitating health. United by their
misfortunes, the relationship turns romantic.
My Thoughts:
This is one of those books where you see how broken both of the
main characters. The author has
helped the reader understand how the main characters got that way. Shoved together the animals and their relationship help
them both begin to heal. When
Daniel leaves, Pamela is forced to once again seek help from her ex-husband. Can you say controlling? He is the type of character you love to
hate. You can’t read this book
without hoping that he will get his.
Want to know if he does?
Read the book.
About the Author:
Alexandrea Weis’s popular first novel, To My Senses, received
rave reviews and garnered awards for both commercial fiction and romance
writing. Her second novel,
Recovery, won the Gold Medal for best romantic suspense from The Reader’s
Favorite Book Awards and was named best Romantic Suspense by the NABE Pinnacle
Book Awards in 2011. Her third
novel, Sacrifice, was released in late 2011. A permitted wildlife rehabber with the Louisiana Wildlife
and Fisheries, Weis rescues orphaned and injured wildlife. She lives with her husband and pets in
New Orleans.
You can find her:
Twitter: http://Twitter.com/alexandreaweis
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