First Responder Ronnie Spencer has a no-dating-firefighters rule. She lost her father to a fire, and won’t risk the heartbreak of losing someone else. But when Steve McNeal returns, Ronnie’s heart is tested.

How can she swear off dating a firefighter when she has to work with the one man she used to love? When the unthinkable happens, Ronnie has doubts. How can a loving God allow tragedy to stalk her life again?

As her faith wavers, Ronnie must decide. Will their blossoming relationship be quickly extinguished by the very thing she feared, or will Ronnie trust God and allow her heart to be rescued–even if that means giving it to a firefighter?

My Thoughts

Y’all, this book really made me a happy gal! Rescue Me has a great combination of outdoor adventure, emergency responder action, spiritual growth, and sweet romance. I love the Rocky Mountain setting with skiing, an adorable little girl, and Christmas to boot!

Steve McNeal stole my reader heart from the very beginning. He is so sweet yet patiently determined to win back his lady love. Steve is also a dedicated firefighter AND a man of faith! Now throw in his handsome appearance and charming personality, this guy is a catch!

Greif stricken Ronnie Spencer is still reeling from the death of her firefighter father. Her hurt is keeping her from living and loving. Ronnie has distanced herself from both Steve and God. Her journey to healing is encouraging and inspirational.

I enjoyed this title and look forward to reading more of Sandy’s work in the future!

I requested the opportunity to read and review this title through NetGalley. The opinions expressed are my own.

About the Author

Sandy Nadeau loves to go on adventures and equally loves to write about them. She has loved four-wheeling in the back country of Colorado and sharing those experiences with others.

With a background in writing about her community in a local newspaper, she also served as assistant editor for another local newspaper and has several magazine articles published. Her love of writing has now moved on to novels with adventure and mystery, romance and suspense, and mostly about sharing God’s love.

She is currently a member of the American Christian Fiction Writers. She highly recommends ACFW for aspiring writers. Sandy and her husband of 39 years spend a lot of time exploring and seeking adventure wherever they travel. Relocating to Texas for grandchildren time, Colorado will remain in her heart and in her writing.

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