REVIEW: Leap Of Faith


 

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Length: 41,600 words

Cover Design: Garrett Leigh


Blurb
 Close friends and partners at FireWorks Security, Joel Weston and Kieran Ross know each other’s strengths and weaknesses. They have each other’s backs, make a formidable team, and carefully ignore their volatile chemistry.

When Kieran struggles with the aftermath of an assignment gone wrong, Joel is there to help. When Joel is caught in an explosion, Kieran jumps into a burning marina to rescue the man who means so much to him. But they never discuss what’s closest to their hearts, not prepared to risk their friendship for the mere possibility of something more.

Faced with bombs, assassins, and old ghosts, Joel and Kieran must find out why they’re targets, who is coming after them, and—most of all—how each would feel if he lost the other. Should they continue as best friends, or is it time to take a leap of faith?

My Review
 
Leap Of Faith is the 1st book in the FireWorks Security Series
and is also the 1st book I've read by this author
I'm not sure how I feel about this book, I love the characters and the overall story idea... but I felt there was too much packed into a book of only 125 pages long.
Most of the book is introducing the characters, lots of action and information, I just felt like there was too much drama and info crammed into this book.
 
I really like Kieran and Joel, I would of loved to have more on their personal relationship and them finally connecting properly after so many years rather than just reading about their work relationship.
 
I didn't love this book but I did enjoy it enough to want to continue with the series and read the next book to see where the storyline leads next.
 
A Overall 3 Star Nice Read 

Author Bio
Jackie Keswick was born behind the Iron Curtain with itchy feet, a bent for rocks and a recurring dream of stepping off a bus in the middle of nowhere to go home. She's worked in a hospital and as the only girl with 52 men on an oil rig, spent a winter in Moscow and a summer in Iceland and finally settled in the country of her dreams with her dream team: a husband, a cat, a tandem, a hammer and a laptop.

Jackie loves unexpected reunions and second chances, and men who don't follow the rules when those rules are stupid. She blogs about English history and food, has a thing for green eyes, and is a great believer in making up soundtracks for everything, including her characters and the cat.

 And she still hasn't found the place where the bus stops.

 For questions and comments, not restricted to green eyes, bus stops or recipes for traditional English food, you can find Jackie Keswick in all the usual places:



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