Nicole Witten didn’t expect to inherit trouble along with her late uncle’s property. But after digging up an ancient sword in her garden, she becomes part of a decades-old heist—and the target of a dangerous thief. Now trapped in the Poconos with her dog, Waffles, Nicole must partner with Detective Troy Hollenbeck to survive the perils of the mountain…if the killer doesn’t catch them first.
P. A. DePaul is a Publishers Weekly Bestselling and award-winning author.
Her books are full of action, suspense, and romance.
As a hybrid author, she has books traditionally and independently published. Her traditional publishers include Berkley, a Penguin Random House imprint, and Harlequin Books.
Nicole Witten inherits her late uncle's property and discovers a stolen artifact buried in the garden. She has no idea what she's unearthed and why she's the target of a merciless thief. She and her dog, Waffles, pair up with Detective Troy Hollenbeck as they flee into the mountains. Can they work together to figure out the mystery and escape the killer?
Deadly Mountain Treasure by P.A. DePaul is a fast paced love inspired romance that will have you on the edge of your seat at all times.
Forse non sono 5 stelle piene, ma questo libro è pieno di suspense, più di una volta i protagonisti sembravano su punto di soccombere. E Waffles è fantastico!
I won an advanced author copy, but this did not influence my review of the book. I really enjoyed reading this book. Action packed and full of unexpected turns, it keeps you reading to see if Nicole, Tory, and Waffles can make it out alive. Strong and determined to escape, they go through so much. I love that they help bring clarity and faith back to each other, whether in mankind or God.
This book had some lovely visual reading. However, I felt like this book got to a point where it dragged on. Words were repeated more towards the end and the ending was rushed. I thought that one of the leads that was a trained dog was very cool. His name was waffles and it just fit so nicely in the storyline. A romance blossomed slowly through the book, but I wouldn't read this book for romance. It was more of a cat and mouse chase. And the hunt for treasure!