From Chaos

Peach Blossom Romantic Suspense, Book 2

De: Karen Randau

Narrado por: Sharon Huff

An exciting and suspenseful thrill ride wrapped up in a heartwarming love story!

After Kelsey White is forced to flee from her ex-husband's family with soul-crushing secrets she can't risk revealing, she hides in the small farming community of Peach Blossom, Oklahoma. But there, she finds herself in a situation more dangerous than ever before.

Gregorio Moreno uses extreme sports and shallow relationships to shield his heart from the pain of his wife disappearing with no explanation. His only contact with her in two years are the divorce papers he received shortly after she left. The second Greg meets Kelsey, he knows she's the blonde of his dreams.

But for eight months of a platonic friendship, the mysterious Kelsey only agrees to see Greg in groups. He finally convinces her to join him for a solo dinner date, only for their lives to be turned upside down by witnessing a murder. The killers are now stalking them, seeming to anticipating Kelsey and Greg's every move. With no one else to turn to, Kelsey and Greg must outwit their pursuers or risk becoming victims themselves.

Follow the riveting story of two friends with very different backgrounds whose traumas convince them they aren't good enough for a second chance at love. But will the murderers let them have their happily ever after they crave?

Get From Chaos today to discover if Kelsey and Greg escape their chaos!

©2023 Karen Randau (P)2024 Karen Randau

A Thriller & A Christian Romance

This was my first experience with Karen Randau's work, and it was good. Kelsey White ran from her ex-husband's family, and she lived a quiet life in the imaginary city of Peach Blossom, Oklahoma. Gregorio Moreno used extreme sports to forget about his ex-wife's disappearance. On their first date, they saw someone murdered, and the two of them went into hiding. The story had some tense moments and some unexpected twists. Although it wasn't necessary to have read the first book, I did feel that I missed some of the initial interaction between the two characters and therefore, didn't develop as deep of a connection as I might have. Sharon Huff's narration was fine, but there were times when her performance lacked expressiveness. I was given a free copy of the audiobook, and I have voluntarily posted this review.