REVIEW: Bay Song by Noelle Adams

Bay Song by Noelle Adams is not the book I expected. It has an air of my mystery and suspense that kept me on the edge for more of the book. This is the story of Holly and Cade.

Holly lives a reclusive live surrounded by wild animals and the sea and the things that make her happy . She lives off the grid and she likes it that way. She is also haunted by dark memories that she can not shake. When she meets Cade, she in curious and wants to take a chance with him, but her past and her fear seem to hold her back.

Cade is a true crime writer who comes back home for a break and to try to recoup what is left of his writing career. He needs to write and he need it to be good, better than good, he needs the best story of his life. When he meet Holly, he feels like there is more to her and thinks that she is hiding something. So doing what he does, he begins to investigate to get to the bottom of what haunts her, makes her the way that she is.

As the story unfolds, and secrets come to light, Cade will need to find it in himself to let go of his insecurities and live the life he was meant to live, and Holly will need to learn to trust in Cade and know that her heart is safe with him.

As I said, not the book I expected, but I always have loved a little suspense thrown into the romantic mix. I felt for Cade and Holly;. Holly looks at the world with innocence, despite her past and secrets. These characters are real and the story was amazing. If you like a suspense, you will enjoy this story.
 

Book Info:

Publication: Published April 19th 2017 |

Her mother used to say you can feel the truth in your throat. Maybe when her story is finally told, she’ll be able to breathe again.

For six years, Holly has lived a reclusive life–with the Chesapeake Bay, the wild animals on her property, and dark memories as her only companions. Then she meets Cade. He’s smart and handsome and sensitive and sexy, and he simply will not go away. He wants to know all about her, and Holly starts to wonder if she can open up her heart again.

Cade comes back to his hometown for a break, barely holding on to the fraying edges of his true-crime writing career. He needs to write another book, and it needs to be a success. When he meets Holly, he knows there’s a great story hiding beneath her haunting beauty and her complete isolation. He’s going to be the one to tell that story.

Even if he breaks both of their hearts in the process.