Hi all! Today I’m
reviewing Gut Instinct, the second book in the Campbells of Creek Bend series
by Barb Han.
Book Blurb (taken from Barb Han's website, because she says it better than I can!):
Reunited… by a murderer
FBI agent Luke Campbell has never been more determined to catch the serial killer who’s eluded him for two years. Because this time the monster is after Julie, the ex he walked out on when he returned from Iraq, emotionally scarred and burdened by a secret. Now Luke will do anything-even risk his life-to protect Julie and regain her trust.
But it’s a tense race against time. Defying FBI rules, Luke keeps Julie by his side throughout a harrowing chase. Once they’re finally at a safe house, it’s clear to him that the passion they once shared hasn’t cooled. Can Luke redeem himself and keep evil away from the woman he refuses to let go of again?
Rating: ***** (5/5)
Review: Luke & Julie
have a romantic history that’s full of both happiness and pain… so Luke is even
more determined to catch the deranged serial killer that has Julie next on his
list of victims.
I absolutely
adore Barb Han’s writing. Her characters
are realistic, relatable, loveable, and there are the villains that are super
easy to be disgusted by. This novel had
me on the edge of my seat & I couldn’t put this book down; the stakes felt
higher in this novel – I’m going to attribute that to the history between Julie
and Luke. They were “the one that got
away” for each other…can they reconnect while trying to capture a serial
killer?
Also – be on the lookout for the last novel in the Campbells
of Creek Bend series, Hard Target, to
hit stores on 01/20/15 in paperback & will release on e-book on 02/01/15. It’s available for pre-order on Amazon
(also on Kindle),
B&N,
(also Nook),
and a few other retailers. Mark your
calendars!
sounds like a great romantic suspense
ReplyDeleteDenise
I've read both Gut Instinct (book #2) and Witness Protection (book #1) and they're amazing. I'm not usually a fan of romantic suspense because I feel like the villains can be predictable. Hers are not! I was constantly surprised, and I absolutely loved it.
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