Publisher: Createspace
Publication Date: February 5th 2012
ISBN:1463657870
Genre: Romantic Suspense / Mystery
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Author website: http://www.lorhainneeckhart.com/
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Summary: Before her granny died, Marcie Hollis had been spiritually attuned to Mother Earth and the spirits around her, honing her gift. Then she meets Dan McKenzie, a man she believes to be the knight in shining armor she’s been searching for all her life. However, Dan is not who he appears to be. He lures Marcie into his dark world of lies, greed and drugs. But fate intervenes during Marcie's illicit trip for Dan to New Orleans, when she's robbed and accosted in the crowded airport. When she gets knocked down, her head slams on the concrete floor, and she loses her memory, all right in the path of DEA Agent Sam Carre.
My thoughts about The Choice:
I just really enjoyed this book! The suspense was wonderful. I can actually say that I was on the edge of my seat almost the whole time while reading The Choice. I feel it had just the right amount of romance, not too much to make it steamy, but just enough attraction / tension to keep you wanting more!
The plot was one that you could have been ripped off the headlines anywhere - drug trafficking, DEA, corruption, innocent victims, you name it. I loved that Eckhart brought in family history. The connection of the current characters to the lives of their ancestors was captivating. I was drawn to the letters Marcie found. I enjoy learning about the past and it's relationship to the present.
I loved both Marcie and Sam from the beginning - separately and even better together! Sam sounded like a typical bad-boy hunk of an agent! Marcie at first impression was just the type of girl that I could expect Sam and Dan - or any bad-boy for that matter - to fall for. It was what she was really like - the spirituality and the adventuresome soul, that made her different.
The book was a little slow in the beginning, but hang on, it gets wound up, and you'll want to hold on for a great ride! The Choice leads has a wonderful overall moral - we all have many choices in life to make, when we pick the right one, there is good to come from it.
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Arriving in a crowded airport in New Orleans with his reputation and loyalty in question after being set up as the leak in a six month DEA investigation, Sam has come home. Even though Sam is tired, disillusioned and haunted by a past that gives him no peace, he stops to help an attractive stranger when she falls in front of him. In an act of chivalry, he takes her to his home until the police can identify her. When questions arise about Marcie and what she’s involved in, the answers lead back to Sam’s investigation in the Pacific Northwest.
When her illusive memory returns, this complex case pushes them both to explain the unexplainable, brings them face to face with a generations-old evil now incarnate again and leaves Sam with a haunting question. Was Marcie set up or is this a game she’s playing? Sam is forced to make a choice: walk away from the attraction connecting them or risk losing everything.
My thoughts about The Choice:
I just really enjoyed this book! The suspense was wonderful. I can actually say that I was on the edge of my seat almost the whole time while reading The Choice. I feel it had just the right amount of romance, not too much to make it steamy, but just enough attraction / tension to keep you wanting more!
The plot was one that you could have been ripped off the headlines anywhere - drug trafficking, DEA, corruption, innocent victims, you name it. I loved that Eckhart brought in family history. The connection of the current characters to the lives of their ancestors was captivating. I was drawn to the letters Marcie found. I enjoy learning about the past and it's relationship to the present.
I loved both Marcie and Sam from the beginning - separately and even better together! Sam sounded like a typical bad-boy hunk of an agent! Marcie at first impression was just the type of girl that I could expect Sam and Dan - or any bad-boy for that matter - to fall for. It was what she was really like - the spirituality and the adventuresome soul, that made her different.
The book was a little slow in the beginning, but hang on, it gets wound up, and you'll want to hold on for a great ride! The Choice leads has a wonderful overall moral - we all have many choices in life to make, when we pick the right one, there is good to come from it.
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