By Kelly Bridgewater
As a forensic genealogist, Willow Anderson is following in
her late grandfather's footsteps in her quest for answers about a baby abducted
from the hospital more than twenty years ago. The case may be cold, but things
are about to heat up when someone makes an attempt on her life to keep her from
discovering the truth.
Ex-FBI agent--and Willow's ex-flame--Austin McKade readily offers his help to protect the woman he never should have let get away. Together they'll follow where the clues lead them, even if it means Austin must face the past he's spent much of his life trying to forget. And even if it puts Willow's tender heart at risk.
In this fast-paced and emotional page-turner, bestselling author Elizabeth Goddard keeps the stakes high, the romantic tension sparking, and the outcome uncertain until the very end.
Ex-FBI agent--and Willow's ex-flame--Austin McKade readily offers his help to protect the woman he never should have let get away. Together they'll follow where the clues lead them, even if it means Austin must face the past he's spent much of his life trying to forget. And even if it puts Willow's tender heart at risk.
In this fast-paced and emotional page-turner, bestselling author Elizabeth Goddard keeps the stakes high, the romantic tension sparking, and the outcome uncertain until the very end.
From Goodreads |
My Thoughts:
Romantic suspense is a genre that I read widely in, so when
I read that Elizabeth Goddard was moving into a full-length romantic suspense
novel from her shorter Love Inspired Suspense novels, I was intrigued. The
novel, Never Let Go, does start out a
little slow. Goddard spends a little too much time explaining Willow's and
Austin's backstory right up front, even though she hints at a mystery to
Austin's backstory. The backstory for Austin wasn't that big of a deal for me.
I have seen it before. The idea of a stolen baby and trying to find it again
was a neat mystery element, but it didn't seem to be the main point of the
story's progression until about fifty percent into the novel. Then I started to
read a random person's point of view belonging to Charlie, a girl, lost in the
woods, hiding from her killer. Austin and Willow didn't appear to be any
different than any other hero and heroines from previous romantic suspense
novels. Overall, Never Let Go by
Elizabeth Goddard is a mediocre romantic suspense novel that really didn't have
me grasping for attention and clinging to the pages. I wished for more in depth of a tragic backstory for the hero.
Fans of romantic suspense might enjoy the novel, but it fell short for me.
I received a complimentary copy of Never Let Go by Elizabeth Goddard from Revell Publishing, but the
opinions stated are all my own.
My Rating:
3 out of 5 stars
From Amazon |
About the Author:
Elizabeth Goddard is the bestselling, award-winning author
of more than thirty romance novels and counting, including the romantic
mystery, THE CAMERA NEVER LIES--a 2011 Carol Award winner. Four of her six
Mountain Cove books have been contest finalists. Buried, Backfire and Deception
are finalists in the Daphne Du Maurier Award for Excellence in Mystery and
Suspense, and Submerged is a Carol Award finalist. A 7th generation Texan,
Elizabeth graduated from North Texas State University with a Bachelor of
Science in Computer Science and worked in high-level software sales for several
years before retiring to home school her children and fulfill her dreams of
writing full-time.
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