Morrow’s Horizon, the first in an all-new series of standalones from Sierra Kummings is available now!
Morrow’s Horizon by Sierra Kummings
Genre: Contemporary Romance
Genre: Contemporary Romance
Blood, and love for a special little girl, bind the five Morrow sisters in an unbreakable way. Yet the family-devoted Sara Morrow yearns for more.
And that “more” looks a lot like the irresistible Jacob Ramírez.
For years, Sara’s contented herself with toe-curling fantasies about the CFO of the bank that employs her – all the while promising herself she’d never fall for the type of passion that destroyed her parent’s marriage. But when the one and only Latin six-foot-four god accepts her offer of help and turns her fantasies into reality, she’s forced to decide if it’s worth finding out if her boss is everything she’s dreamed of, or just the manifestation of all her fears.
Jacob has his own set of fears. Right out of high school, he joined the Marines, only to come home six years later with night terrors that haunt even his days. Now, at thirty-three, rudimentary techniques keep his secret hidden.
Until a chance meeting with Sara Morrow coincides with a deception that rocks him to his core.
When Sara’s faith is tested, her sisters’ love gives her the courage to believe in someone else. When Jacob’s is tested, he has to learn how to believe in himself.
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Review:
Review:
Morrow’s Horizon
had the perfect storm for emotional wreckage but for some reason I remained on
dry land. The book is long one and I
often found myself skimming parts and getting easily distracted from the book. I love being able to immerse myself into a
story and I just wasn’t able to do that here.
As a debut, it’s definitely a solid book—the characters were intriguing
and a good premise. It just fell short
for me.
Sara is sweet, a do-gooder and reserved when it comes to men
but she’s been drooling over the CFO’s picture for weeks. Jacob’s mistrustful, broken and loves to
whisper sweet nothings in Spanish. The
thing is, it took me awhile to understand where his Spanish comes from and even
then I’m still slightly confused. I feel
like I’m missing a huge chunk of his backstory.
There is definitely chemistry between these two and often times the
teasing made me smile. It did seem like
a little bit of a case of insta-love but eventually it evened out. There are a lot of secondary characters in
this book. Some definitely added to the
depth of the story. I loved Sara’s
family—I’d have loved to grow up with a large family of sisters as close as
them.
There is a lot of drama and happenings in this book. While drama-filled, it isn’t high on the
angst meter. I think there was so much
going on that I just couldn’t concentrate on the emotional parts. There were plenty of twists and turns to keep
me on my toes, some I kind of scratched my head at. But if you’re into drama-filled stories, this
just might be up your alley. It didn’t
work for me but others may find it enjoyable. -Peace and Love, Buxom J
Excerpt:
About the Author:
Sierra Kummings is a writer of contemporary erotic romances. Her three loves are her family, writing, and chocolate–though not always in that order. She discovered creative writing in high school, but set her dream aside to pursue a master’s degree in professional counseling. She now puts her degree to good use strengthening characters that have been in her head since her teens. In addition to penning hot romances, she also proudly claims the title of mother to an incredible little girl who inspires her every day.Connect with the Author:
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