A Woman's Guide to Search & Rescue

A Novel

By: Mary Carroll Moore

Narrated by: Alex Furness

Framed for the brutal attack on her manager, indie rock legend Red Nelson flees to the only family she doesn’t yet know: her estranged sister, Kate Fisher, a Search & Rescue pilot working the remote mountains of upper New York State. Kate, the daughter of her father's legitimate but unhappy marriage, has no wish to meet Red, the product of her father’s passionate love affair, but when Kate’s daughter, Molly, decides to hide Red on their property, concern over Molly’s safety forces Kate to stage a rescue and repair the broken but longed-for family she comes from.

A Woman’s Guide to Search & Rescue explores the unexpected gift of found family in times of loss and tragedy, the forging of new relationship between two related strangers, and the discovery by three women of different generations who learn that by saving each other, they save themselves.

©2023 Mary Carroll Moore (P)2023 Mary Carroll Moore

Wonderfully written, perfectly narrated

A Women’s Guide to Search and Rescue is a listen that’s hard to put down. From the opening it drew me in, wonderfully. Very enjoyable. Highly recommend.

I loved this book!

The story begins slowly, a steady stream that builds into a wild, exciting tidal wave. The relationships between Red and Kate went from distrust to a deep respect and love, as they worked together to keep their loved ones safe.