This is the third book in the series. There’s a prequel, If Ever I Would Leave You,
followed by the first two books, Wild Montana Skies and Rescue Me.
The main characters in this one are Gage and Ella. Gage used to be a professional on the slopes
until a tragic accident. Ella was
responsible for destroying his life. Now
she’s back and ends up asking Gage to find her brother, who decided to attempt
a dangerous descent of his own.
We’re also following Ty and Brette, Ella’s friend. Brette is a journalist who claims to be
looking for a story about a hero, but she looks for the dirt on everyone she
meets. Ty draws her attention, but there
seems to be something about him that he’s hiding, and she wants to find out
what it is. To a lesser degree, we’re
also reading about Jess and Pete.
I had issues with this one.
First, all the descriptions of skiing and snowboarding weren’t my cup of
tea, so after reading numerous scenes about it, I ended up skimming a lot. Also, we’re still not getting any resolution
to the Ian/Sierra story line. It was
barely mentioned, but it still bothered me since it’s the reason I keep
reading these books. It sounds like
there’s more to come, seeing as the end of this one is a cliffhanger involving
Jess.
Personally, I’m done with the series. The prequel got me invested in Ian and
Sierra, and yet there’s never any resolution or progression to their story. I feel like I’m getting strung along. Also, the way this one ended, I have a
feeling the next one might be about Ty/Brette and Jess/Pete. And since I REALLY didn’t like Brette’s
character, I’m out. The series started
out well, but I’m done.
*I received a copy of this book from Revell through
NetGalley in exchange for an honest review.
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