Fire by Linda Rodante is the third and last book in the Warfare Series.
In Fire, a friend from the past joins Reese and Katie in their fight for freedom and justice. Together, they face their hardest battle as they go head to head with gang leaders and unseen forces.
Patriot is a man hiding from the past. When a friend is threatened by a leader looking to reorganize his old gang, Patriot must come home to protect those he loves, including Chloe Swearingen.
As an ER nurse, Chloe doesn’t have the time or energy for a relationship. After saving a gang member from drowning, she is caught in the middle of a war and a relationship with a marked man.
This is the third and final chapter of this series, and it was well worth the wait. While being introduced to new characters, the reader becomes better acquainted with old friends from the previous stories. The emotional side of this story was relatable. Through the lives of her characters, the author showed love, compassion, and prayer can truly make a difference. I think it’s Rodante’s best!
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Rating: 5 out of 5.
I recommend Fire to anyone who loves Christian Fiction, Suspense, and Romance!
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A Night Divine by Dawn Kinzer is part of the Melodies of Christmas Love: A Boxed Set Collection of Contemporary Romance Novellas. Other authors include Lynnette Bonner, JoAnn Durgin, Sylvia Stewart, Chautona Havig, Annette M. Irby, and Lesley Ann McDaniel. The following review is for A Night Divine.
It’s Christmas in Seattle and Camryn Tate is looking for a deeper purpose in life. When a tragic incident leads her to Trace Gardner, she discovers life has more to offer than her present shallow existence. Together, Trace and Camryn set out to change their world.
I enjoyed reconnecting with Camryn, Liana’s sister in By All Appearances, and watching her discover more about life and herself.
Dawn Kinzer delights her readers in A Night Divine. She gives them a lovely Christmas tale filled with warmth, good cheer, romance, and hope. But she doesn’t stop there. She digs deeper to ask questions: Does God have more for me? Can I make a difference? If so, how?
I received an advanced copy from the author. I was not obligated to post a review. All opinions are my own. I have preordered a Kindle copy of this book. Yes, it’s a keeper.
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Rating: 5 out of 5.
I recommend A Night Divine to anyone who love Contemporary Romance, Christian Fiction, and Christmas stories!
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Gail Johnson 