About this book:
“SAVED
BY THE SHERIFF'S DEPUTY
Paramedic Sherri Steele refuses to
believe someone's out to get her—until she's held at knifepoint in her own
ambulance. It'll take her high school crush to convince her she needs
protection—and deputy sheriff Cole Donovan is as persuasive as he is handsome.
But when his brother rises to the top of the suspects list, Cole's torn between
family duty and the woman he's never forgotten. With every emergency call to
the paramedics turning into an attack on Sherri's life, Cole's convinced Sherri
has a stalker. Cole needs to know whether his brother is the culprit before
things spiral out of control. Survival—and a future with Sherri—depends on
discovering who wants to cause trauma to this EMT.”
Series: Not officially part of a series, but is connected to two of the
author’s other books: “Perilous Waters” (review here) and “Identity
Withheld” (review here).
Spiritual Content- 2 Corinthians 12:9 at the beginning; A couple Scriptures are
talked about, mentioned, & remembered; Many Prayers; Talks about God &
having a gift; ‘H’s are capitalized when referring to God; Mentions of God
& having a gift; Mentions of prayers & praying; Mentions of Bibles,
church going, & a faith-based program; A few mentions of those & events
in the Bible; A mention of the armor of God;
*Note: A mention of inner demons.
Negative Content- Minor cussing including: a ‘blasted’, a ‘how in blazes’, a form
of ‘screw up’, a ‘shut up’, two ‘stupid’s, and six ‘idiot’s; Mentions of curses
(said, not written); Eye rolling; Nearly drowning & being
killed (semi-detailed); Passing out, pain, blood/bleeding, fighting, being
hit/kicked, being held at knife-point, a bomb, an explosion, a dog attack, stalkers/creepers,
& PTSD (all up to semi-detailed): Talks about nightmares (up to semi-detailed);
All about many mentions of drugs, drug (teens) addicts, being drugged, being
stoned, almost dying, overdoses, stealing, dealers, & addictions; Many mentions
of nightmares (up to semi-detailed); Mentions of car accidents, deaths, &
watching someone die (barely-above-not-detailed); Mentions of deaths, shooting,
& murders; Mentions of a suicide attempt & someone “shooting [themself]
up” with drugs (up to semi-detailed); Mentions of gangs, threats of harm, shooting
someone, & a death (barely-above-not-detailed); Mentions of nearly being
killed; Mentions of gunfire & blood/bleeding (up to semi-detailed); Mentions
of fights, fighting, wanting to fight/hit someone, & injuries; Mentions of a
scream, a dog-attack, being bitten, & blood (up to semi-detailed); Mentions
of passing out & an ether-saturated cloth; Mentions of threats; Mentions of
abuse & abuser; Mentions of jail; Mentions of lies & lying; Mentions of
alcohol, drinking, drunks, being drunk, being sober, & rehab; Mentions of hatred;
Mentions of jealousy; Mentions of divorces & spouses leaving their spouse; A
few mentions of a kidnapped infant; A couple mentions of a prisoner; A couple
mentions of tattoos; A couple mentions of throwing up;
*Note: Mentions of a man kicking/assaulting
a pregnant woman (she and the baby are fine); Mentions of a dog laying on his
owner’s grave; A mention of an alien abduction; A mention of someone wetting
their pants.
Sexual Content- A finger-to-lips touch,
a hand/finger kiss, a cheek kiss, two barely-above-not-detailed kisses, and
three semi-detailed kisses; Remembering a kiss & a hug (barely-above-not-detailed);
Wanting to kiss & embrace; Touches, Embraces, & Flutters (up to semi-detailed);
Noticing & Smelling (up to semi-detailed); a ‘whore’ and two ‘floozy’s; Mentions
of a husband cheating on his wife; Mentions of flirting & hitting on
someone; Mentions of dates, dating, boyfriends/girlfriends, exes, jealousy,
& blushes; Mentions of a crush; A couple mentions of women “turning tricks”
for drugs; A couple mentions of kissing; A mention of a married couple kissing;
Love, falling in love, & the emotions;
*Note: A mention of a wife dying
in childbirth; A mention of Sherri being propositioned by a patient (she kneed
him in the groin); A mention of a six-pack; A mention of a teen boy’s baggy
pants.
-Sherri Steele
-Cole Donovan
P.O.V.
switches between them
216 pages
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{ Add a ½
star for those interest in Law Enforcement or EMS Careers. }
Well, that was interesting! I had
a very slight idea who the trouble-marker was, but I was too involved in the
story to try to really figure out who it was. While it was a little too focused
on the romance element at times, it was still an interesting suspense book that
covered a lot of different topics and elements, so I enjoyed it.
See y’all on Friday with a new
review!
*BFCG may (Read the review to see) recommend this book by this
author. It does not mean I recommend all the books by this author.
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