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Nicole Stiling

Heart of the Storm Paperback – 15 Dec. 2020

by Nicole Stiling (Author)

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Juliet Mitchell is doing just fine. Her career with the Shell Creek Police Department is on track, her son, Declan, is amazing, and for the first time in a long time, life is simple, if unremarkable. Until a dead body is found outside the Shell Creek Library.

Sienna Bennett doesn't know how she ended up here. She's overwhelmed as a big city victim advocate, her soon-to-be-ex-husband is living in their pool house, and she feels like her stepson, Declan, blames her for the state of their family. She needs something else to focus on.

Juliet and Sienna might share a history with Declan's dad, but they're nothing more than friendly acquaintances. When they're thrown together in the midst of the biggest investigation Shell Creek has ever seen, neither anticipates a forbidden attraction. It definitely isn't worth upending the life they've worked so hard for. Is it?

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290 pages
Language

English
Publisher

Bold Strokes Books
Publication date

15 Dec. 2020
Dimensions

13.97 x 1.91 x 21.59 cm
ISBN-10

1635557895
ISBN-13

978-1635557893
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Publisher : Bold Strokes Books (15 Dec. 2020)
Language : English
Paperback : 290 pages
ISBN-10 : 1635557895
ISBN-13 : 978-1635557893
Dimensions : 13.97 x 1.91 x 21.59 cm

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Nicole Stiling lives in New England with her wife, two children, and a menagerie of dogs, cats, and fish. When she's not working at her day job or pounding away at the keyboard, she enjoys video games, comic books, clearing out the DVR, and the occasional amusement park. Nicole is a strict vegetarian who does not like vegetables, and a staunch advocate for anything with four legs.

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Good Mystery Romance

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 15 December 2020

This was another book that surprised me on this months slate of releases. A mystery romance that gets a high three stars from me.

Juliet is a cop who had a son with her best friend. She’s called to a murder in her town. Sienna is a victim’s advocate and the step mother to Juliet’s son. The murder pushes them together. I enjoyed that the main characters had known each other and been in each others lives for quite some time. It was refreshing to have two people notice each other as their true selves, rather than a storyline with two people just meeting.

I liked how Stiling dealt with the breakdown of Sienna’s marriage and the impact it would have on her husband and step son for her to fall for their best friend/mother respectively. I appreciated that Stiling didn’t make either Sienna or Juliet oblivious to the implications of their love on others and that there was no automatic presumption it would all just be ok.

With it being a mystery this book came with a slew of additional characters. I thought this added to the depth of the book, as due to the nature of the MCs knowing each other already, there aren’t a lot of scenes added to allow us to get know the characters as part of the natural process of dating. I liked Juliet’s friends and thought Declan the son/step son was written wonderfully.

The mystery was interesting. I didn’t find it riveting, but it moved along at a pace that kept me somewhat interested in who had committed the crime and why. There were some parts that I felt were missing to explain some of the situation but I think it was mainly because by the time the crime is resolved we’re full into romance mode.

There’s lot about this to enjoy and I think anyone who enjoys wlw romance would enjoy this.

I received an e-ARC via NetGalley in exchange for an honest review.

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Miss Peg

Technically great but disappointing storyline

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 13 January 2021

The author of this book is clearly technically skilled in forming sentences and eliciting emotion and excitement. Unfortunately I found the storyline itself to be far less enticing. It was cluttered with cliches and coincidences. The concept was interesting with a romance and a criminal case, and I enjoyed aspects of both on a surface level. But digging deeper I found the pairing to be one I felt uncomfortable about (their relationship pre-romantic relationship could have been any set up and the one the author chose felt like the very worst option that created drama for the sake of drama) and the case had twists I felt were unnecessary and unrealistic. In a general sense I enjoyed reading the story, exploring the world of Shell Creek and the technically well written prose, but I felt the cliches and coincidences let the story down.