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A review by jksh5678
Storm by Janie Crouch
5.0
Ever since Marilyn and Noah were introduced in the Bree and Tanner thriller series, I have been anxiously waiting for their story. After learning everything that Marilyn had endured in her marriage, I was so happy that she was able to finally find her happily ever after!
Marilyn and Noah’s love story was on the slow burn side, but it really needed to be with everything Marilyn had gone through. Noah has also endured his share of pain with the horrors of war, so he understood what a person with PTSD goes through. He was the perfect person to give her everything she needed to heal and along the way he had also found his sense of peace.
Not only do we get this beautiful love story, the drama from Marilyn’s ex will definitely keep you on your toes. To get Noah and Marilyn’s point of view was as nailbiting as it was getting Tanner and Bree’s POV in Risk Everything. Then we have the interaction between Noah and Marilyn’s two children, talk about swoon worthy. And with this book as a crossover in Susan Stoker’s Special Forces world you will also see a familiar couple. All around, Storm was a fantastic read and I enjoyed every bit of it.
Marilyn and Noah’s love story was on the slow burn side, but it really needed to be with everything Marilyn had gone through. Noah has also endured his share of pain with the horrors of war, so he understood what a person with PTSD goes through. He was the perfect person to give her everything she needed to heal and along the way he had also found his sense of peace.
Not only do we get this beautiful love story, the drama from Marilyn’s ex will definitely keep you on your toes. To get Noah and Marilyn’s point of view was as nailbiting as it was getting Tanner and Bree’s POV in Risk Everything. Then we have the interaction between Noah and Marilyn’s two children, talk about swoon worthy. And with this book as a crossover in Susan Stoker’s Special Forces world you will also see a familiar couple. All around, Storm was a fantastic read and I enjoyed every bit of it.