There are writer’s, then there are WRITERS, and Sharon Sala is one of those that writes a story that unfolds like a Butterfly coming out of it’s Cocoon! Surprising, excitement, suspenseful and brilliant! Rusty sees a man in a Hotel, who she clicks with, right away. Soldier Boy is what she calls him, and he calls her Angel, for just one night, before he ships out and She takes her next case.
After an accident, Rusty needs time to heal, but is sent on a fact finding mission with her family, in Jubilee, Kentucky. I have to say, Sharon writes her stories, with her towns, in the best places, and best names. As she takes a Helicopter ride to Jubilee, she thinks about her Soldier Boy, and wonders if he made it home.
While She is on her way there We meet Former Special Ops Cameron Pope, who lives up on the Mountain in Jubilee, when his niece is kidnapped, and he gets all his family on the Mountain out looking for the kidnappers. This is also Where we meet Ghost. A Dog who came home with Cam, who was self trained in the war and he would only listen to Cam. There is so much action packed in the first 30 minutes of this story, you could be eating bon bon’s and find them all gone in just that time.
Cam feels something is off with all the missing people and the kidnappings going on, and because He and Ghost finds his niece, he needs to give his statement to the head FBI Agent Rusty. In that exact moment you feel that time stops, and their elation of seeing each other again, feels like your witnessing in your mind of how many years have went by and you can feel the love. And that first hug makes you feel warmth of a fire on a cold winters night.
Rusty really can’t trust anyone there except Pope, so after some threats, she moves to his house and acts like she has left the area. The web of Human trafficking begins weaving, and the web is huge. So together with Ghost, they begin to unravel the hierarchy. But it seems to never end.
This story takes you on a roller coaster ride with twist and turns. And this is exactly what Human trafficking is like. Always snipping a web. Cameron, Rusty and Ghost are on the hunt, find a little time for reconnecting, meeting families, and taking down bad guys, even across borders.
Just like all Sharon’s book, You fall in love with the characters, the places, and the vivid stories that will keep you thinking about them for days! And then You find out, it’s a series, and You try to pre order the next one, but it’s just a tad early. However, You know the next book in the series is written, and you feel like You’re in a desert, and you find a Ice Cold drink of water. Kudos!
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Don’t Back Down
Don’t Back Down by Sharon SalaJubilee, Kentucky series book 1. Contemporary romantic suspense. Second chance troupe.Veteran Cameron Pope returns to his home town of Jubilee, KY just in time for he and his trained dog Ghost, to rescue his niece from human traffickers. The FBI gets involved since it wasn’t just one child missing and Rusty Caldwell flies in for some undercover investigation. Having met and fallen into each others arms before, Cam and Rusty reunite and work together to track down all the people involved in the kidnappings.Compelling and involved, the story moves quickly uncovering one suspect after another while also tying extended family together.🎧 I listened to an audiobook version narrated by Tim Lounibos. The story and performance is told in third person and flows quickly from romance to suspense and back. I liked the clear emotion and differences for characters you can clearly hear. I think the narrator does a better job as the male character but that’s as expected. The elderly female voices are a bit amusing to me. I found the story intense and gripping as a listener.I sped the playback to 1.5 as this is my preferred speed that is closest to a midwest conversation.
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