In Every Lifetime - Paperback

by Amy Cole (Author)

Opening on the modern-day site of the Saratoga battlefields and culminating in DC, the story of Max and Violet is one of romantic suspense, healthy doses of spice, love, and brotherhood.

Violet finds herself inadvertently swept up in a deadly mystery, one she needs help to save herself from.

Lucky for her, help arrives in the form of a very capable, tall, dark, and handsome friend of a friend.

Max will always have his former commanding officer's back. When a mission goes bad and he opts to recuperate at Lake George, the last thing he expects is a late-night distress call to save a woman close by.

Together, Max and Violet race to solve the intrigue Violet is caught up in before it's too late.

With a murderer hot on their heels, they find love, passion, and friendship, but they'll have to work together to escape with their lives.

"...Cole distinguishes her story with richly textured prose and a fair amount of irreverent humor, which appears in even the tensest moments..." - Kirkus Reviews

"...Every Lifetime captivates readers with its engaging mix of romance and suspense while giving them a front-row seat to the thrill of the chase..." - The Book Commentary

"...Starting with the third chapter, perspectives shift between Violet and Max, with clear chapter headings leading readers through these two lives in an easy flow of discovery and no confusion. As their encounters move from flirting to confronting dangerous forces, developments emerge on two levels-solving a mystery, and becoming personally involved with one another. Cole takes the time to fully develop each individual, highlighting their strengths along with the disparate ways in which they interact and change. Libraries seeking a satisfying blend of mystery and romance will find In Every Lifetime's in-depth characterization, superb balancing of tension and psychological insight, and unexpected twists and turns translate to a story highly recommendable to a wide audience..." - D. Donovan, Senior Reviewer, Midwest Book Review