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A Lost Heart
$7.99 – $24.99
After nearly losing his life to save his friend’s family ex-FBI agent Brian Thompson realizes something is missing from his life—love.
On a scouting trip to southwest Virginia the last person he expected to see was Caitlyn Montgomery, the woman that disappeared from his life ten years ago, married with a child.
For reasons she can’t explain, Caitlyn Montgomery was forced to leave the love of her life, Brian Thompson. Ten years later she sees the man whose love she sacrificed standing in her doorway.
Manipulative parents weave a web of deceit and secrets that is now threatening her son’s life. Now Caitlyn need the man she walked out on help to find her missing son.
Brian finds himself at the forefront of an investigation of a missing child. Can he find the child in time….will he even try?
Shirley Jones –
Brian Thompson is the protector,best friend and the one who gets things done! He deserves a love that will last a lifetime…Caitlyn Montgomery!
Martha Spearman Ruff –
I’m so happy that Brian finally got his HEA…as the protector of the group he truly deserved to have someone that would love him the way he deserved!!!
JigsawGirl –
I thought the book was intriguing for the most part. It had moments where it dragged a bit. That was during the flashback scenes. I felt like if they had happened at the beginning and not been interspersed throughout the book, the pace would not have slowed down for me.
I wasn’t sure if Caitlin’s father knew what Colin’s father was involved in or if Colin’s father was just a means to an end for Caitlin’s dad.
I also think Colin had to have some idea about what his father was doing. Especially after he asked Elliott that question. It had to have been a discussion had before he left town. Colin wasn’t there when the secrets started to unfold.
This did not feel like an instalove story even if it did occur over a period of 3 days. I kind of wish more time could have been spent on Brian and Caitlin’s current relationship instead of their past relationship.
This one felt like something was missing that I can’t quite put my finger on. It was still an entertaining read.