“You have something we want. We have something you want.”
Gabriella
has never forgiven her former fiancé, homicide detective Eli Cavazos,
for breaking her heart. Then a man she’s never met shows up at her
restaurant, a bullet in his chest and her brother’s name on his lips.
Gabby soon realizes this man is connected to a powerful ring of
criminals who know far too much about her.
Against her better
judgment, Gabby turns to Eli for help in finding her brother. When she
receives a cryptic text from her brother’s cell phone, she realizes she
is in deep and may be dragging Eli down with her. With her brother
nowhere to be found and pain from her past threatening to overwhelm her,
Gabby wonders how she will make it through this unexpected quest
unscathed—or alive.
Taking us into the heat of Laredo, Texas, the secrets of a gun-smuggling ring, and the tensions on both sides of the border,
Over the Line will keep you guessing until the last page.
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Best-selling novelist Kelly Irvin's latest book is Beneath the Summer
Sun, the second book in her Amish romance series, Every Amish Season,
from Zondervan/HarperCollins Christian Publishing. This four-book series
delves into the lives of four Amish women linked by life altering
experiences that bring them together as wives, mothers, and grandmothers
in the small town of Jamesport, Mo. The first book, Upon a Spring
Breeze, received critical acclaim from the Library Journal: "A moving
and compelling tale about the power of grace and forgiveness that
reminds us how we become strongest in our most broken moments."
Kelly
Irvin is also the author of The Amish of Bee County series, which
includes the critically acclaimed The Beekeeper's Son. Publishers Weekly
called the first book in the series a beautifully woven masterpiece and
Romantic Times Magazine called Kelly a storyteller extraordinaire. It
was followed by The Bishop's Son and The Saddle Maker's Son, which is an
ECPA bestseller.
A two-time ACFW Carol finalist, Kelly's
novellas have been included in numerous anthologies, including An Amish
Summer, The Amish Christmas Gift, An Amish Market, an Amish Christmas
Love, and Amish Quilt.
She also penned the Bliss Creek Amish
series and the New Hope Amish series, both published by Harvest House
Publishers. Love Still Stands, the first book in the New Hope series,
debuted in September 2014, and the follow-up, Love Redeemed, released
March 1, 2014. The final book in the series, set in Branson, MO., was A
Plain Love Song, released in July 2014.
The Bliss Creek Amish series, set in Kansas, includes To Love and to Cherish, A Heart Made New, and Love's Journey Home.
In the New Hope series, familiar characters from Bliss Creek move to Missouri to start a new district and a new life.
Kelly
is also the author of two romantic suspense novels, A Deadly Wilderness
and No Child of Mine, set in San Antonio, Texas. Two more romantic
suspense novels are on the horizon, with the first, Tell Her No Lies,
slated for publication by Thomas Nelson Publishing in January 2019.
Kelly recently contracted with Zondervan for a new 3-book series set in Montana. More details to come!
The
Kansas native is a member of American Christian Fiction Writers and the
ACFW San Antonio local chapter Alamo City Christian Fiction Writers, as
well as Romance Writers of America (RWA) and Sisters in Crime.
A
graduate of the University of Kansas William Allen White School of
Journalism, Kelly wrote nonfiction professionally for thirty years. She
studied for three semesters at the University of Costa Rica, learning
the Spanish language. As a journalist, she worked six years in the
border towns of Laredo and El Paso, where she was exposed to culture and
language that serves as fodder for her fiction writing. She has written
hard news, features, entertainment pieces, restaurant critiques,
editorials, and weekly columns. Writing awards include the Silver Star
Award from the Texas Mental Health Association for articles pertaining
to mental health and numerous awards in news, feature, and editorial
writing from the Texas Press Association and Texas Press Women.
Kelly
retired in 2016 from her position of 22 years as public relations
manager for the San Antonio Parks and Recreation Department, where her
duties included writing and designing an employee newsletter, writing
news releases, collaborating on marketing campaigns, coordinating
ribbon-cuttings and groundbreakings, coordinating press conferences,
updating the web site, and acting as a media spokesperson.
Kelly
has been married to photographer Tim Irvin for more than 30 years, and
they have two young adult children and two grandchildren. In her spare
time, she likes to write short stories, read books by her favorite
authors, and visit the babies.
For more information, visit http://www.kellyirvin.com
My Thoughts...
This book is full of non-stop action that takes place in Texas. What could be better? You are going to love Irvin's writing. I love Irvin's suspense books so much.
You must read this 4 star book and share it with your Texas fans.
The Mary Reader received this book from the publisher for review. A favorable review was not required and all views expressed are our own.