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Book Review: The way of the brave by Susan May Warren

Today I am excited to talk about a recent book I received from Revell to read and review. All opinions are my own and I thank Revell for providing me with a free book in exchange for my honest thoughts and opinions!

So the Way of the Brave is the first book the new "Global Search and Rescue" series by Warren.  I have been reading her books for years and I always amazed at how much technicality she writes in her books. This book focuses a lot on mountain climbing, and by mountain climbing I mean hard core mountain climbing that takes weeks and months. Her last series, which was the Montana Rescue Series had a myriad of different characters with extensive rescue training. One character was a snowboarder (Or skier, can't remember which) and she wrote about that in extensive detail. It boggles my mind how much research she must do to write these books because they are so detailed and technical. I always walk away learning things that I had no clue about after reading one of her books.

I really enjoyed this book that had a Military/CIA spin to it. I am a sucker for Romantic Suspense, and Warren does an amazing job at writing Christian Romantic Suspense. Her style of writing while detailed, also reads like a conversation I would have with my friends, or even inside my head when she writes about the characters thoughts. She always has humor in it, and weaves in life and pop culture effortlessly.

Once again Susan May Warren has hit it out of the ballpark and I am eagerly waiting book #2 in the Global Search and Rescue Series!!

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