Gina Gray has always been smart, to the point that she's always felt
awkward. She would love to be married but can't seem to find the right
guy. When she has yet another break-up, she heads for her brothers house
to focus on her ocean research and see if her brother knows any nice
navy guys he could introduce her to. Mark Bishop is commander of a
ballistic missile submarine and a very good friend of Gina's brother.
He's a widow who thinks it might be time to marry again. When Gina's
brother introduces the idea of him dating Gina, Mark puts the idea aside
because he thinks she too young for him. But Gina does intrigue him and
she does know and understand what Navy life is all about. When Gina
makes a startling discovery, she shares it with Mark and seeks his
advice about what to do with the information. It's something that will
change submarine warfare but it also poses some risks. As Gina and Mark
work together they find an easy friendship, but will it ever be more?
Undetected
was an enjoyable story. I read Unspoken so was curious to find out
about Bryce's brother. Mark was a lot like his brother, strong, secure
but also had a tenderness to him that really made him appealing. He was
also very romantic. Gina was very sweet and especially kind even though
she was very smart. They both had faith yet were able to encourage each
other. I really enjoyed getting to know all the characters. It was great
to briefly meet up with Bryce and Charlotte again. Undetected was not
an 'edge-of-your-seat' kind of story at all, but there was a tense part.
I did feel that the story sometimes got bogged down in too much detail
yet it was all very interesting. I enjoyed the relationship between Mark
and Gina although it was a very slow and gentle build. I have always
enjoyed Dee Henderson's stories but I must admit the style of her work
has changed quite-a-bit from her earlier writing. The cover is beautiful
and overall it was a good story; you get a taste of what it might be
like to live on a submarine or be the loved one waiting on shore.
*This complimentary copy was provided by Bethany House through NetGalley in exchange for an honest review*
Kayden McKenna loves rock climbing. To her it's relaxing as well as fun,
but not today. Today she comes face-to-face with a dead body. She
accesses the situation and feels like something is off but is not sure
what. Jake Westin enjoys watching Kayden climb but soon realizes just
what Kayden ran into. Was it an accident or murder? Sheriff Landon
Grainger quickly deputizes Jake to help him with the investigation. It
doesn't take long to realize it was no accident. As Jake and Kayden look
for clues for who might be behind it, coupled with some odd things that
happen, they realize that the killer knows they're getting closer.
Jake's love for Kayden just may put her life in danger but he refuses to
let history repeat itself. They will get to the bottom of it, but
nothing will prepare them for what they discover!
Silenced is
book 4 in the Alaskan Courage Series and I must say I have thoroughly
enjoyed this entire series! I have really come to love the McKenna
family who are tight-knit, but full of personality. This is a series
that I highly recommend reading in order, mostly for the family dynamics
and growth. Kayden and Jake are the star players in this story but you
have the benefit of seeing the whole family, which I loved. The
relationship between our lead couple is pensive but slowly and naturally
develops. One thing I really appreciated was the everyday simple faith
the character possessed (which I find encouraging), no spiritual heavy
handedness. The author does a great job keeping you guessing who it is,
until near the end where you then embark on a nail-biting ride to the
end. I highly recommend you discover the Alaskan frontier and get to
know the wonderful McKenna family. You'll be glad you did. (Submerged,
Shattered, Stranded and Silenced). Now I am looking forward to
Sabotaged!
*This complimentary copy was provided by Bethany House through NetGalley in exchange for an honest review*
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