Vanished in the Night

Wrangler’s Corner Series, Book 6

De: Lynette Eason

Narrado por: Charlotte North

Someone is after her and her baby...

After saving Kaylee Martin from abduction and delivering her baby boy on the side of the road, Dr. Joshua Crawford can't get them out of his mind. Unfortunately, neither can Kaylee's violent stalker. He'll stop at nothing to get to the new mom and her child. Can Joshua keep them safe so they can become the family he's dreamed about?

©2018 Lynette Eason (P)2020 Tantor

The narration

The narration ruined the listening experience 😪 Her voice was stilted, unexpressive and lacked the ability to show the true inflection that the story called for.

Great series

Love her books! Good Christian romance thrillers and the gal who reads them does a remarkable job.

VANISH I IN THE NIGHT

EXCELLENT STORY! A VERY GOOD AUTHOR (LYNETTE EASON), AND NARRATED BY (CHARLOTTE NORTH)
***** *****

Favorites !!😀

I love this author ..she always delivers ,,,THE,,,best books...clean,,,,,interesting.. Christian based!!!😀😀Don't miss out on,, Lynette. Eason 💖💖

What a thrill ride!

Lynette Eason once again didn’t disappoint! With each book in the series you get to know more citizens of Wranglers Corner and their stories. New people come to town and either fall for the town or a person there or both. This story of faith and trust in God in scary situations is inspiring and tugs at the heart.

this one it had me

sad if this really happen to a person
all we want is True Love and Respect

Very intense

so many things going on here, it was hard to keep up. Through all the challenges both Kaylee and Joshua accepted each other. suspenseful and wonderful HEA.

The story is very intriguing

These books are really a change of pace for me and I have really enjoyed each book in this series. I love the happy endings.

Stolen baby, mother at risk

Love develops in the midst of danger and a missing newborn. Not a great deal of Christian belief but certainly a Christian worldview.

I liked the protagonists very much

I so appreciate that this series is clean and positive, even though it deals with crime and has romance. I wish there were a rating system for books that would help me make better decisions about what to buy. Now for the review.

The male protagonist who was an MMA fighter and a doctor made for an interesting combination. I liked that he knew how to fight but was an extremely compassionate man. I liked that both male and female protagonists were kind people who wanted to help others. This gave me a great feeling as I listened, and I appreciated the dopamine hit, positive vibes.

However, there were a few problems. We don’t see the MMA fighter doing any practice or feeling at all anxious about that. He doesn’t work out stress by exercising. This lack made the character feel less real. Also, I felt the plot was extremely cliche, with many over-used tropes. The most cliche was as an Italian crime family whose son was named Tony. Really? Finally, the book had so many villains that the final plot resolution did not come until the last 10 minutes which always annoys me. I need time to mentally process the book and say goodbye to the characters. Abrupt endings do not allow for this. It would have been nice to hear about other characters from past books since most all of them are cousins.

Overall, the book is a diversion and very well preformed. Again, the reader is excellent.