Review: Suspenseful romance laced with paranormal...
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 04 3, 2014
Saving Cassie is a suspenseful romance laced with paranormal. The prologue was intense and hooked me into the the story, I couldn't stop reading, desperately needing to know what would happen next.The night before Cassie's sixth birthday, her parents where brutally murdered and she went to live with her Grandma. Years later, her Grandma has passed and she returns home to live in her Grandma's house and run her bookstore. From the moment she hits town she meets the by the book deputy, Logan. Settling in back at home, she lives next door to her best friend James, who also happens to be the Sheriff and his wife, Marie and their daughter.Everything seems to be going well, until weird things begin to happen. Doors keep mysteriously opening by themselves, things keep being moved around the house, and then the threats begin. As the secrets of the past come to light and Cassie's own personal tragedy finally comes out in the open - turns out someone wants her dead and that someone shouldn't even be capable of inflicting anything upon anyone, cuz' he's dead.With mounting threats and her past with her ex Matt catching up with her, Logan moves in with her to keep her safe. As Cassie tries to fight her feelings for the wonderfully sweet Logan because of deep personal pain, lines get crossed and a friendship and ultimately a great romantic relationship comes to life.Cassie was an interesting character, she's strong and likable but there where times that she annoyed me. I didn't like her back and forth with Logan. I understood why she felt the way that she did, but I was also really frustaterd by it. And Logan, well, I pretty much loved Logan. Strong, sweet, he was a perfect match for Cassie.All in all, this is an interesting book. I didn't know that it would go the slight supernatural route that it goes, I thought it was a contemporary romantic suspense, but the added element of crazy supernatural shenanigans totally worked for me. I hope that L.A. Remenicky goes back to this little town of cool characters, there are a few that I am curious about and would love to read their stories.Complimentary copy provided by the Author for an honest review.Originally posted on Me, Myself & Books