Blurb:
Tori
Carswell treasures her solitude and simple life. Her identical twin, Abby
Carswell, is the polar opposite, seeking increasingly risky adventures. Now
Abby has put herself in mortal danger, captive of an ancient Mayan cult. Her
only hope? Woefully under-prepared Tori.
And
the Treasure Hunter … Reid Hunter, good-natured and currently broke, aims to
beat his ex-partner Abby to the fabled blue jade known as the Stone of Heaven. But
when reclusive, aero-phobic Tori overcomes her fear of flying and tracks her
sister to a well guarded tomb deep in the Yucatan rainforest, he realizes Abby
is in serious trouble.
Can
Opposites Accomplish the Impossible? Abby no longer trusts Reid. Can Tori risk
doing so now, and join forces with him to save her sister? Or will Reid put
riches before life and love?
Review:
I have a real bone to pick with Ms. Sartor. I have been woefully behind. I had three—count them, three—editing
projects to work on. And what have I
been doing in my non-existent "spare time"? I've been quitting early to read Stone of Heaven because I couldn't put
the darned thing down! The action begins
on page one when a hurricane uncovers the road to the tomb for which Abby Carswell has
been searching in Chile, and a village boy delivers a broken off bit of the
Stone of Heaven amulet to her. But
before he can lead her back to the place where he found it, they're attacked by
a Viejo and his followers. The Viejo
isn't just an ordinary priest who worships the Mayan god Itzumna; he's an
immortal who was the Head Priest when Itzumna was alive. The Stone of Heaven is the last amulet he needs to resurrect his terrible God. And to make matters worse, he sees Tori in
Abby's computer and realizes the women are twins. The blood of twins will make Itzumna
doubly strong when he rises. The last thing they need
is for Tori to overcome her fears, leave her comfy-cozy private train and come
to Chile to rescue Tori. Which is
exactly what she does, rushing headlong into danger and into situations that
cause her to face every one of her worst fears—flying, water, and her growing
feelings for Reid Hunter.
By all means, grab this book. I guarantee Stone of Heaven will grab you and keep hold of you until the very
last word on the very last page.
Length: 298 Pages
Prices:
Paperback:
$9.45
E-Book:
$3.99
Thanks
for visiting. RIW
Nice review!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Cheryl.
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