There's
safety in solitude isn't there?
ETHAN'S DAUGHTER
Templeton Cove #7
Rachel Brimble
Releasing Aug 8, 2017
Harlequin Superromance
There's
safety in solitude isn't there?
best-selling thriller writer Ethan James has no problem being Templeton Cove's
most famous recluse until a surprise visit from the past plunges him into a
real-life crime drama just as feisty nurse Leah Dixon barges her way into his
world.
Ethan's first priority is to protect his daughter. His second priority is to
keep Leah out of this dark web and that means out of his bed. Except Leah isn't
going anywhere; she's afraid little Daisy is in danger.
Ethan
couldn't live with himself if anything happened to Leah but pushing her away
may be even harder!
Rachel
Brimble
lives
with her husband and two teenage daughters in a small town near Bath in the UK.
After having several novels published by small US presses, she secured agent
representation in 2011. Since 2013, she has had seven books published by
Harlequin Superromance (Templeton Cove Stories) and an eight coming in Feb
2018. She also has four Victorian romances with eKensington/Lyrical
Press.
Rachel
is a member of the Romantic Novelists Association and Romance Writers of
America, and was selected to mentor the Superromance finalist of So You Think
You Can Write 2014 contest. When she isn’t writing, you’ll find Rachel with her
head in a book or walking the beautiful English countryside with her family.
Her dream place to live is Bourton-on-the-Water in South West England.
Ethan's Daughter: Templeton Cove Stories by Rachel Brimble
My rating: 4 of 5 stars
This is the seventh book in the Templeton Cove series. It is also a first Brimble book for me. The book has got a mixture of several genre's you have suspense, romance, and a little of a thrill. I am still a little uncertain of my opinion of the book. I adored parts and have mixed feelings on other's. Overall it was a good read.
Ethan is a wonderful father and evidently a great writer. Leah loves with her whole heart and carries her feelings for those she cares for on her sleeves. I adored little miss Daisy she was absolutely precious. Yet I absolutely detest Anna. This woman is what gives my mixed feelings about the book. I will definitely be reading more of Templeton Cove though, other characters throughout the book seemed like such fun people to get to know.
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