Life and love hang in the balance
during a deadly summer of storms.
A tornado has
destroyed a small Minnesota community, and among the missing are not only a
group of students but also PEAK Rescue team leader Chet King. Ty Remington will
stop at nothing to rescue his mentor, not even when the girl he loved—and
lost—walks back into his life. But Brette needs his help more than he knows,
despite her stubborn determination to push him away. And when he gets a second
chance, loving her just might cost him more than he can imagine.
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Storm Chasers, Brette Arnold didn’t expect her adventures to land her in the
same place as Ty, the guy who she walked—no ran—from over a year ago. She had her reasons—good ones. The kind that
tell her that falling for him again would only lead to heartache. But Ty isn’t
the kind of man to give up—not on the missing students or on her.
Storm Front is the
fifth book in Susan May Warren’s Montana
Rescue series, coming after Wild Montana Skies, Rescue Me, A Matter of Trust, and Troubled Waters. I have really, really
been enjoying this series, and I have to say, I think Storm Font is one of my favorite ones yet. I knew a little bit
about Ty and Brette’s story from A Matter
of Trust, since Susan is so great about weaving bits and pieces of other character’s
stories into every book, and since Brette is close friends with Ella Blair, one
of the main characters in that third novel. Since I had already fallen in love
with the two of them, I was very excited for this novel, but I had no idea what
was really in store. Ty is amazing. Just, absolutely, amazing. And I loved
getting to know more about his past, and what made him who he was and caused
him to be the caring, compassionate hero I found in this book.
Since every good story also needs a little bit of action,
Susan incorporated tornadoes and missing children into this one, and I honestly
couldn’t have asked for anything better. Although in reality, tornadoes scare
me to death, I absolutely loved reading about the ones in this novel. There
were quite a few, and every time there was action and danger and just a little
bit of worry, and it gave such a perfect sense of drama to add to the love
story that was developing.
One of my favorite aspects of this story, however, was the
theme of redemption that ran through it all. Brette is going through so much
when we meet up with her in this story, and she has been through even more in
the time that has passed since we were first introduced to her, and it just
made my heart go out to her in ways I couldn’t deny. I longed for her to
realize God’s sovereignty through it all, and I so badly wanted her to be
healed, not only physically, but also emotionally and spiritually. But let me
refrain from giving away any spoilers; as much as I never want to do that, I
also love talking about what I’m
reading!
All in all, I absolutely loved every part of this novel, and
I practically sped my way through it. I highly recommend it as a FANTASTIC
summer read, or anytime read really, though I would DEFINITELY suggest reading
all of the series in order. Although you could probably get away without it,
you might be just a little bit lost, and the stories are much better read all
together. They were just written to be that way.
I happily give Storm
Front all five bookshelves, and a place on my all-time favorites list along
with the rest of the series. Susan’s writing has just been getting better and
better—even though it was already phenomenal to begin with—and I absolutely
cannot wait to read the final book in the series. Too bad for me that it
doesn’t come out until November. Either way, Wait for Me will be the perfect conclusion to the series.
Happy reading!
To see where I’m linking up check out my Where I Party page.
All credit for the italicized synopsis goes to Susan May Warren
and Revell Publishing.
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