Title: Wolfsbane
Author: Ronie Kendig
Rating: Spend the Day Sleepy
What a way to start off a new year of book reviews!
Wolfsbane is definitely a book worth spending the day sleepy but it will not
put you to sleep. Wolfsbane is the third book in the Discarded Heroes series.
Blurb:
Demolitions expert Danielle Roark has been left behind in
hostile territory during a mission with Nightshade. Former Green Beret and
medic Canyon Metcalfe, beset with memories of another mission gone bad, vows to
rescue her, sacrificing everything. As secrets unravel, will Canyon and Dani
find healing, closure, and each other?
Kendig pulls no punches in this one. As a matter of fact,
the story began so intense that I didn’t think I could finish it. But
since Kendig’s stories end with hope and redemption, I pressed on knowing the
plot would get better… and it did. The intensity didn’t die down. It kept me
clicking the next page button on my Kindle to the end.
The characters, one of Kendig’s strong points, were very
engaging. Even though they had extraordinary jobs and heartbreaking
experiences, I found myself relating to Dani and Canyon. Kendig makes them
realistic enough that when they face a challenge, one not often faced in
Christian fiction, it is an interesting, almost pleasant surprise, but not unbelievable.
Yes, this is a little cryptic, but I don’t want to spoil the plot.
As with her other books, Wolfsbane
sails through the plot. No skimming at all. I found myself wishing I could read
faster! Kendig’s military research is spot on and she creates a world that a
girl can get lost in.
This is a great book and I expect great things from Kendig
in the furture.
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