This third and final novel in the Men of Valor series focuses on Finn McGregor, the youngest McGregor brother. Finn has left the Army behind and needs some time to recover from a serious injury as well as psychological and emotional trauma from his years of service as an Army Ranger. He has decided to take a month in a secluded cabin to think about his future and heal from his wounds. What he doesn’t expect is that his Special Forces skills will come in handy as his beautiful next door neighbor becomes the victim of vandals and has someone spying on her.
Finn meets his neighbor, Dana Lewis, one night as he hears her screams. He races to her rescue only to discover that she is having a nightmare and has left the window open and that is why he was able to hear her screams. He soon discovers that Dana is very cautious around him and suffers from some deep wounds of her own. She has left New York City and a top level job as a senior editor at a publishing company to work as a freelance editor in her grandparents’ cabin where she has many fond memories. As she becomes the target of vandals, she can’t imagine why. She keeps to herself and has made no enemies. She and Finn quickly develop a friendship that they both know will lead to romance almost immediately. As their romance deepens, the search for what is happening on and to Dana’s property escalates. The local chief of police tries to get Dana to leave her cabin until the culprit is caught, but Dana refuses to leave.
The faith message isn’t real strong in this story, but readers do see both main characters believe in God and trust Him with their futures. I thought this story focused more on the romance than the mystery, but I still enjoyed reading it. I did like the police chief’s story and his search for a way to finance his wife’s health care. I thought that was an interesting angle to the plot. The three McGregor brothers’ bond was also a treasure in all three stories. The way they cared for one another was touching and something positive to read about. There will be a new romantic suspense series from this author called Code of Honor due to be released in the fall of 2017, which I plan on reading.
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Tangled Webs by Irene Hannon is truly a tangled web (pun totally intended). Finn McGregor is an ex-Army Ranger with PTSD trying to recover and handle the complex hardships that war time brings. Dana Lewis is an editor recovering from a traumatic incident that leaves her with severe nightmares. These two meet when they both escape into the woods for self discovery and peace. What they didn't expect was for trouble to find them...I am a fan romantic suspense novels!!!! And this one is definitely right up that alley. What you have is a web of characters all being strung together when life throws them a curve ball. What I loved about how Ms. Hannon wrote this book, was how each character handled hardship. There is choosing the path of trusting God or deciding your way is better. Each choice has it's own consequences and you can see how eloquently it's played out by the characters in the book. Their voices are heard and the sequence of their choices recorded. If you like a book that let's you see what is in a characters mind and how they handle life's hardship, this is the book for you.*yo peeps this book was given to me by Revell so I can honestly write about it.
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