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Book 4 in the Whiskey Creek series is the story of Adelaide Davies and Noah Rackham. This satisfying installment is about tragedies of the past that continue to wreak havoc in the lives of those in this community in the future: a gang rape, the truth behind the death of the towns favorite son, and a young mans heart wrenching dilemma about whether to tell his secretly adored, life-long friend about true nature of his sexuality.
Characters from past books make appearances giving continuity to story lines running throughout the series and welcome updates to the lives of those featured in the previous books.
The story opens with action! Noah rescues Addy from a mine reuniting her with the object of an immense high school crush, Noah himself. The tension between the two is immediate although they become easy-going and comfortable with each other early on in the story even as she pushes Noah away and insists to herself that she cannot become involved nor stay in Whiskey Creek. The author has Noah and Addy take two steps forward and one step back maintaining our suspense but with the underlying feeling that this could only come to a satisfactory conclusion. As I was rooting for this couple from the very beginning yay for that!
What a good story and another seamless, smooth entry in Brenda Novaks Whiskey Creek series!
Book 4 in the Whiskey Creek series is the story of Adelaide Davies and Noah Rackham. This satisfying installment is about tragedies of the past that continue to wreak havoc in the lives of those in this community in the future: a gang rape, the truth behind the death of the towns favorite son, and a young mans heart wrenching dilemma about whether to tell his secretly adored, life-long friend about true nature of his sexuality.
Characters from past books make appearances giving continuity to story lines running throughout the series and welcome updates to the lives of those featured in the previous books.
The story opens with action! Noah rescues Addy from a mine reuniting her with the object of an immense high school crush, Noah himself. The tension between the two is immediate although they become easy-going and comfortable with each other early on in the story even as she pushes Noah away and insists to herself that she cannot become involved nor stay in Whiskey Creek. The author has Noah and Addy take two steps forward and one step back maintaining our suspense but with the underlying feeling that this could only come to a satisfactory conclusion. As I was rooting for this couple from the very beginning yay for that!
What a good story and another seamless, smooth entry in Brenda Novaks Whiskey Creek series!
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