Deadly Hunt

Strong Women, Extraordinary Situations, Book 1

By: Margaret Daley

Narrated by: Allyson Voller

All bodyguard Tess Miller wants is a vacation. But when a wounded stranger stumbles into her isolated cabin in the Arizona mountains, Tess becomes his lifeline. When Shane Burkhart opens his eyes, all he can focus on is his guardian angel leaning over him. And in the days to come he will need a guardian angel while being hunted by someone who wants him dead.

©2014 Margaret Daley (P)2016 Margaret Daley

Deadly Vacation

Bodyguard Tess Miller needs a break so she heads to her Uncle's cabin in the Arizona Mountains. Unfortunately her peace is disturbed when a stranger who has been shot crashes into her life. Nothing will ever be the same.

Tech giant Shane Burkhart's vacation turns deadly when someone tries to kill him. As he recovers he realises that in the days to come he will need the 'guardian angel' who rescued him to stand by his side. And if he is lucky maybe she will stay with him forever.

Margaret and Allyson have created an exciting and compelling sweet Christian romance with all the elements of a classic whodunit. Well done! I look forward to listening to more by this Author and Narrator in the future.

Recommended

A rather short but intense story. It was unclear who was trying to murder Shane until the very end. Tessa being a bodyguard was the logical choice to keep him safe.

I didn't like Tess very much. She kept making excuses to herself. She seemed so brave but was a total wimp when it came to facing her own feelings and where they could lead with Shane.

Kept me on the edge of my seat!

Loved it! Great story line, love that strong people can still love the Lord and lean on Him in times of need.

So Refreshing

It is so refreshing to find another author who writes suspenseful stories with a twist of romance but keeps the language and the details clean. I will definitely be listening to more from this author!

not bad

the performance was a little breathy like she was trying to make more romance than necessary and there was more romance than suspense in this story.