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Wait For Me

Wait For Me by Susan May Warren is the 6th book in her Montana Rescue series. This is however the first one that I have read. While I felt that this book could be read on its own, I would not recommend doing so. The couple that is the main focus of this novel, Pete and Jess, have had multiple story lines in the other books. There is quite a bit of recap that happens but I feel that it would be easier to follow along with if I had started with the beginning of the series.

With that said, I really enjoyed this book. It was full of adventure and romance. The situations that these couples are put in is crazy but that meant that I didn't want to put it down. Jess was an EMT for a while but had to return to her original life as a socialite to take care of family business. Pete is a SAR incident commander and lives a life that puts him in persistent danger. When the couple are reunited for a second chance, or perhaps 4th chance, they have the opportunity to finally work things out. However, as Jess and two other people are kidnapped, it seems that Jess and Pete may never get the opportunity to make things right.

This was a fun and fast paced book. I would like to read the whole series in order to better get to know the characters but I have a feeling that I would enjoy the other five books just as much.


I received a copy of this book from Revell in exchange for my honest review.

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