The Soulmate Rescue

A Firefighter Second Chance Romance (Disaster City Search and Rescue Book 12)

De: Ginny Sterling

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

Maya Hopkins was tired of saying goodbye to everyone she loved. Her brother was shipped off to Afghanistan, and now her high-school sweetheart had picked one of the most dangerous jobs in town: a firefighter. He’d been everything to her, but obviously Chad hadn’t felt the same, picking his career over his heart, leaving her bereft and alone.

Chad would never forget the first time he saw Maya, nor the pain in her eyes when they’d said goodbye. Now the years have passed, and he has returned to Tyler, Texas only to discover that the flame that once burned between them has never faded. Can a second chance at love with the woman who has consumed his every thought be enough to warm their lonely hearts?


*** Step into the world of Disaster City Search and Rescue, where officers, firefighters, military, and medics, train and work alongside each other with the dogs they love, to do the most dangerous job of all — help lost and injured victims find their way home.

Awesome story!

Every book is a gift-just have to get by the computer generated narrative. It really makes you appreciate quality human narration! Love your books Ginny! PLEASE keep ‘em coming!

Waiting For Love To Come Again!

You have to hand it to Ginny Sterling, she is an outstanding writer of Christian romance. I am so glad that Ginny decided to write the story of Maya. She was omitted and lost in the story of Ezra and Heaven’s Romance. I had already listened to the entire series which included Ezra and Heaven, and never would’ve given a second thought to what happened to Maya. Maya has to be one of the most openhearted, loving people one could ever meet. Her undying love of Chad allowed him to come back into her life. I did very much enjoy how Ezra treated Chad in the yard. I think Chad deserved it. Although I agree with his parents, I thought they were way too young to marry at 18 years old - it was just cruel the way it played out. The twist at the end of the story, during the emergency, somewhat caught me off guard. I really thought that was so well devised and plotted so that welcome and forgiveness was allowed in.