REVIEW: Stormy Haven by Elizabeth Goddard

Stormy Haven (Coldwater Bay Intrigue #2) by Elizabeth Goddard: Someone is trying to kill Jonna Strand. She has experienced too many close calls lately. Is this someone from her past when she was an agent for the Homeland Security Investigation Division? Or could this possibly be the Shoreline killer who has abducted and murdered five women in the past six months?

Jonna is still working on getting over being shot and left for dead in a marsh in Florida three years ago. All she wants is some peace and to forget about her near death experience in Florida.

Ian Brady is a private security consultant and formerly was with the US Diplomatic Security Services Agency. His uncle and Jonna’s former boss, Gil Reeves hires Ian to secretly protect Jonna after her name came up in some intelligence chatter. Gil tells Ian that this is an undercover assignment and not to let Jonna know why he is at her lodge. He heads to Jonna’s Oceanview Lodge in Windsurf, Washington not even imagining how dangerous this job will be, both for his life and his heart.

Stormy Haven is author Elizabeth Goddard’s second book in her Coldwater Bay series. This is a true rollercoaster ride of a suspense story. There are so many twists & turns and ups & downs that the book is sure to keep all readers turning the pages until the end. Elizabeth Goddard’s pace in this story is fast but just right. Her characters are deeply drawn and pull you in. I’m ready to take another ride with this author in the next book in this series.
 

Book Info:

Publication: September 4th 2018 | Love Inspired Suspense | Coldwater Bay Intrigue #2

He’s her undercover bodyguard–but she can’t knowA Coldwater Bay Intrigue storyWhen someone tries to kill former government agent Jonna Strand, Ian Brady comes to her rescue. Now Ian must keep Jonna safe and catch the would-be killer–without revealing he was sent undercover to protect her. But when Jonna learns the truth, can she look past his secrets and lean on him to ensure they live through the storm-ridden night?