Book Giveaway: Gathering Storms by Johnnie Alexander
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This week’s book giveaway is for the contemporary romantic suspense book Gathering Storms (affiliate link) by Johnnie Alexander.
What is this book about?
After her father’s untimely death, genealogist Isabelle Byrnes is shocked to discover a mysterious birth certificate that may indicate she was adopted. Determined to uncover her family’s secrets, Isabelle travels to an island off the Florida coast to meet with private investigator Jasper Long. Before Jasper can reveal the truth, he’s shot right in front of Isabelle’s eyes.
Jarrod Long seeks justice for his brother, and he uses all his resources as a security specialist to track down Jasper’s shooter. As Jarrod and Isabelle search for answers, Isabelle receives terrifying threats, and they learn that some secrets have fatal consequences. While the tempest disrupting their lives continues to escalate, a powerful tropical storm looms offshore, putting the island at risk. Will Jarrod and Isabelle find a safe haven with each other as they face the gathering storms?
Where can I learn more about this author and their books?
Johnnie Alexander, author website
Giveaway
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The comment requirement for this giveaway is: You’re stranded on an island during a hurricane with a killer on the loose. How do you outwit the villain until the storm is over?
24 Comments
BN
find shelter
Loraine
Thanks for commenting, BN. 🙂
Sally Davison
Since I am stranded I would find a way to bury myself in the ground, cover myself with sticks and leaves to hide as well as be safe in the hurricane.
Loraine
Thanks for commenting, Sally. 🙂
Kay Garrett
I’d find shelter from the storm in the least likely place anyone would look. On highly ground, so rain would run off, maybe find a hollow or indentation that could be turned into hideaway by using limbs, rocks and whatever natural ingrediends I could find to proved cover. I’d be sure to line it with leaves so when I got in I won’t be laying on wet dirt. I’d have enough of the same supplies gathered at the entrance so when I crawled in, I could reach out and hide my entrance.
Loraine
Great thinking, Kay. Thanks for commenting. 🙂
Taylor Barstad
I would find shelter.
Loraine
Thanks for commenting, Taylor. 🙂
Gail Hollingsworth
I’m basically a shy, don’t like to take chances chicken. That’s why I like suspense. I get to live safely while following brave, we’ll need to take chances characters.
I’d stick my head in the sand like an ostrich. Actually I’d try to find a cave and hide right inside the opening because I’m claustrophobic too!
Loraine
Thanks for commenting, Gail. 🙂
Brenda Murphree
I would try to find a cave or a big rock
Loraine
Thanks for commenting, Brenda. 🙂
SHELIA HALL
find shelter and hide
Loraine
Thanks for commenting, Shelia. 🙂
Linda Moffitt
Yikes Try & Hide I Guess
Loraine
Thanks for commenting, Linda. 🙂
Alison Boss
I would create a shelter for myself on high ground to protect myself from the hurricane. If I could find a cave, that would be ideal. I would mask the opening of the cave to look like part of the natural setting. If I had time before the hurricane blasted where I was, I would dig a deep hole before the cave opening, plant some sharp pointed branches in the dirt at the bottom of the hole, and cover the hole with brush, and foliage. That way if the killer found my location, he would fall into the hole, be trapped, and hopefully impaled!
Loraine
Good planning, Alison. Thanks for commenting. 🙂
Art de Llanos
Look for shelter
Loraine
Thanks for commenting, Art. 🙂
MICHAEL LAW
I would try to find a cave or sine type of way to underground.
Loraine
Thanks for commenting, Michael. 🙂
Natalya Lakhno
I’d head straight for the old lighthouse, lock myself inside, and use the storm to my advantage.
I’d cut the power, leave a trail of misleading footprints toward the boathouse, and set a simple alarm using fishing line and anything that rattles. Then I’d search the lighthouse keeper’s records for a clue about who the killer really is.
But my biggest rule? Never hide where the killer expects me to hide.
And if someone knocks on the door claiming to be there to rescue me… I’m asking one question only the real rescuer would know the answer to.
Loraine
That is a well thought out plan, Natalya. I love it. Thanks for commenting. 🙂