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"Skillfully balancing suspense and romance, Sala gives readers a nonstop breath-holding adventure." -Publishers Weekly on GOING ONCE
"Perfect entertainment for those looking for a suspense novel with emotional intensity."
-Publishers Weekly on Out of the Dark
"Vivid, gripping...this thriller keeps the pages turning."
-Library Journal on TORN APART
"Sharon Sala is not only a top romance novelist, she is an inspiration for people everywhere who wish to live their dreams."
-John St. Augustine, host, Power!Talk Radio WDBC-AM, Michigan
"Veteran romance writer Sala lives up to her reputation with this well-crafted thriller."
-Publishers Weekly on Remember Me
"[A] well-written, fast-paced ride."
-Publishers Weekly on Nine Lives
"Perfect entertainment for those looking for a suspense novel with emotional intensity."
-Publishers Weekly on Out of the Dark
"Vivid, gripping...this thriller keeps the pages turning."
-Library Journal on TORN APART
"Sharon Sala is not only a top romance novelist, she is an inspiration for people everywhere who wish to live their dreams."
-John St. Augustine, host, Power!Talk Radio WDBC-AM, Michigan
"Veteran romance writer Sala lives up to her reputation with this well-crafted thriller."
-Publishers Weekly on Remember Me
"[A] well-written, fast-paced ride."
-Publishers Weekly on Nine Lives
About the Author
Sharon Sala is a native of Oklahoma and a member of Romance Writers of America. She is a NYT, USA Today, Publisher's Weekly, WaldenBooks mass market, Bestselling author of 85 plus books written as Sharon Sala and Dinah McCall. She's a 7 time RITA finalist, Janet Dailey Award winner, 5 time National Reader's Choice Award winner, 4 time Career Achievement Award from RT Magazine, 4 time winner of Colorado Romance Writers Award of Excellence.
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Sharon Sala is a long time member of Romance Writers of America writing as Sharon Sala and Dinah McCall. She writes romantic suspense, Young Adult, and Women's Fiction. First published in 1991, she's a seven-time RITA finalist, winner of the Janet Dailey Award, four-time winner of the Career Achievement award from RT Magazine, five time winner of the National Reader's Choice Award and five time winner of the Colorado Romance Writers Award of Excellence as well as the Bookseller Best Award. Her books are New York Times, USA Today, Publisher's Weekly mass market best-sellers. Writing changed her life, her world, and her fate.
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Mary L. Valley
on September 30, 2014
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So at the end of the series, the weather's better but the killer keeps getting crazier—and sloppy. Living in serial killer retirement in Mexico, the man responsible for a series of deaths of survivors of natural disasters has his boat rocked by the information that the team of FBI agents he thought he'd successfully eliminated are alive and well and living happily—two with women he'd tried and failed to kill previously, and the third about to marry the Red Cross employee he'd worked under while following disasters in order to gain access to his victims and fly under the radar. Feeling balked of what he thought of as his win—the deaths of the men chasing him—he decides (big surprise) someone has to die. Instead of trying again for the two women who’d managed to escape him, clearly this is not a try, try again sort of guy—although that might have had something to do with the fact that he got the holy, living whatever kicked out of him while trying to off them, and them returning the favor in spades—leaving him scarred and in pain. Being an evil killer is so much easier when your victim doesn’t happen to be at least as good as you at committing mayhem, so he fixates on a hopefully easier target, his former coworker to make his statement.
Meantime, our heroine is having a bad patch. First one of her volunteers turns out to be a crazy serial killer, then she barely survives a plane wreck where she’s the only survivor, her much loved older sister is moving overseas to London after a major promotion, and finally the aforementioned crazy killer is now targeting her. Some years it just doesn’t pay to get out of bed. Sharon Sala writes strong heroines, however which I like. They don’t sit back and wait to be saved but get on with the business of living well and making a difference.Read more ›
Meantime, our heroine is having a bad patch. First one of her volunteers turns out to be a crazy serial killer, then she barely survives a plane wreck where she’s the only survivor, her much loved older sister is moving overseas to London after a major promotion, and finally the aforementioned crazy killer is now targeting her. Some years it just doesn’t pay to get out of bed. Sharon Sala writes strong heroines, however which I like. They don’t sit back and wait to be saved but get on with the business of living well and making a difference.Read more ›
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I was totally hooked into this book from the first page! What an exciting way to start a story. From the beginning, it is obvious Laura and Cameron have a history from previous books. Since I haven't read any of this author's other works, I wondered if I would be lost. Fortunately, that was not the case at all. I was completely sucked into their relationship and their deep love for each other.
Laura's plane crash was harrowing to read and think about. Cameron wasted no time getting to a place where he could find her and putting all of his effort into the search. He becomes her lifeline and her tie to reality in the aftermath. He is strong and supportive and exactly what she needs. The scene where they fly back home totally grabbed my heart!
Unfortunately, before she has completely recovered emotionally, a killer from Cameron's past related to his work for the FBI returns and chooses Laura for his final target. Fear rises along with the body count as the killer baits Cameron and his FBI team. Laura works to become stronger in every way as she and Cameron both have to spend more and more time at work and apart. Cameron suspects the killer is targeting Laura, but has no proof until it's almost too late.
I loved how Laura used the strength and research she sought out for herself in the end and how Cameron's gift to ensure her safety ultimately proves its value. This was a great story, and I am so excited to have found another favorite author. I purchased the first book in this series before I even finished this one, that's how much I enjoyed it.
Thanks go to Net Galley for providing a copy to review. Awesome book!
Laura's plane crash was harrowing to read and think about. Cameron wasted no time getting to a place where he could find her and putting all of his effort into the search. He becomes her lifeline and her tie to reality in the aftermath. He is strong and supportive and exactly what she needs. The scene where they fly back home totally grabbed my heart!
Unfortunately, before she has completely recovered emotionally, a killer from Cameron's past related to his work for the FBI returns and chooses Laura for his final target. Fear rises along with the body count as the killer baits Cameron and his FBI team. Laura works to become stronger in every way as she and Cameron both have to spend more and more time at work and apart. Cameron suspects the killer is targeting Laura, but has no proof until it's almost too late.
I loved how Laura used the strength and research she sought out for herself in the end and how Cameron's gift to ensure her safety ultimately proves its value. This was a great story, and I am so excited to have found another favorite author. I purchased the first book in this series before I even finished this one, that's how much I enjoyed it.
Thanks go to Net Galley for providing a copy to review. Awesome book!
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Good solid ending to a series!
Long time Sala readers have come to appreciate her attention and skill at writing difficult situations with a vividness and intensity that makes you feel as though you are there.
This title is no exception.
Here we have the long awaited finale of the Forces of Nature series focusing on Cameron Winger, an FBI agent tasked to apprehend a serial killer who preys on his victims during natural disasters, and Laura Doyle, a Red Cross employee who is on site after disaster strikes.
This time the Stormchaser killer is making this personal, going after Laura in an attempt to make Cameron and his FBI team pay for thwarting him in the past.
The twists and turns the plot takes are vintage Sala and the action comes quickly in a satisfying climax that left me smiling and feeling fulfilled.
Long time Sala readers have come to appreciate her attention and skill at writing difficult situations with a vividness and intensity that makes you feel as though you are there.
This title is no exception.
Here we have the long awaited finale of the Forces of Nature series focusing on Cameron Winger, an FBI agent tasked to apprehend a serial killer who preys on his victims during natural disasters, and Laura Doyle, a Red Cross employee who is on site after disaster strikes.
This time the Stormchaser killer is making this personal, going after Laura in an attempt to make Cameron and his FBI team pay for thwarting him in the past.
The twists and turns the plot takes are vintage Sala and the action comes quickly in a satisfying climax that left me smiling and feeling fulfilled.
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Linda Whitten
on October 5, 2014
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Wow what a great ending to the Forces of Nature books,I absolutely loved these books. It seems like forever that I read the first and second books but it was well worth the wait, I finished it in one evening and I will say that Sharon Sala gets better and better with each book she puts out can't wait for any of her books New or some of her older ones, but I guess I'll have to since I've seen no updates on new ones yet. But that's okay I've got a kindle and a book shelve full of her books I will reread again and again. My hat is off to one very special lady and her love of writing fantastic books.
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on October 2, 2014
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The long wait is over for those of us who have been looking forward to the final book in Sharon Sala's Forces of Nature trilogy and I'm pleased to report that she hit this one out of the park! Going Gone is a perfect blend of danger, suspense and romance and I found that once I started the book I couldn't put it down! We know that the hunt for the Stormchaser will finally come to end with this book but the fun is getting there and Sala doesn't disappoint.
Cameron Winger is one of three FBI agents who have tracked this serial killer through one natural disaster after another ( Going Once and Going Twice) frustrated because he is always one step ahead of them. They have risked their lives and the lives of the women who love them to track this monster but he's wicked smart and now he's back with revenge on his mind. Determination to find him turns into desperation as the team realizes that this time around he has his sights set on Cameron's fiance Laura Doyle and as the bodies start piling up, they search for the clues that will help catch him before he can get his hands on her.
The book hits the ground running with a horrifying plane crash with Laura its only survivor and doesn't let up the pace until the final confrontation between the agents and the Stormchaser and its a great ride for the reader. FBI agents Cameron, Wade and Tate make a great trio of good guys and you can feel their frustration every time this guy gets away with another senseless, brutal murder. Tate's wife Nola and Wade's wife and fellow agent Jo also make appearances and a feisty little old lady who is quietly keeping tabs on the killer is a great addition to the story. Fast paced with a perfect combination of murder, mayhem, mystery and suspense with a wonderful touch of romance, Going Gone is a five star winner!
Cameron Winger is one of three FBI agents who have tracked this serial killer through one natural disaster after another ( Going Once and Going Twice) frustrated because he is always one step ahead of them. They have risked their lives and the lives of the women who love them to track this monster but he's wicked smart and now he's back with revenge on his mind. Determination to find him turns into desperation as the team realizes that this time around he has his sights set on Cameron's fiance Laura Doyle and as the bodies start piling up, they search for the clues that will help catch him before he can get his hands on her.
The book hits the ground running with a horrifying plane crash with Laura its only survivor and doesn't let up the pace until the final confrontation between the agents and the Stormchaser and its a great ride for the reader. FBI agents Cameron, Wade and Tate make a great trio of good guys and you can feel their frustration every time this guy gets away with another senseless, brutal murder. Tate's wife Nola and Wade's wife and fellow agent Jo also make appearances and a feisty little old lady who is quietly keeping tabs on the killer is a great addition to the story. Fast paced with a perfect combination of murder, mayhem, mystery and suspense with a wonderful touch of romance, Going Gone is a five star winner!
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