@amandazook
My review.
Annika's aurora by Amanda Zook.
Nighthawk search and rescue book 2.
Very good read. I liked Annika and Logan and Joanna Annikas mother. I loved how Logan and Annika were together. My favourite bit is where they are naked under the covers in the cabin. I won't say why. I'm looking forward to the next book. 5*.
Blurb.
Logan was a lot of firsts for Annika. Her first friend. Her first love. And the first man she’d ever struck.
And it hurt.
But not nearly as much as the hurt his abandonment caused the night her twin brother died. Consumed by grief, for both men, she fights each day to persevere. She’s a survivor and will weather confronting her past and the man whose arms always felt like coming home.
He deserved that slap, but Logan had his reasons for leaving. Unable to face the guilt he felt because of the accident that killed her brother, he ran and joined the SEALs. He spends fifteen years risking his life to save others as penance for the one life he hadn’t been able to save, while trying to put the woman whose smile sets him on fire behind him.
Desperate for Annika’s forgiveness, Logan sets out to make things right. But someone with a score to settle threatens his second chance. Will he be able to shield Annika from the threat or will his own demons destroy their happily ever after?
Annika’s Aurora is the second book in the Nighthawk Search and Rescue Series. A standalone, second chance, full length novel with no cliffhanger, no cheating and a guaranteed happy ever after.
Warning: this book contains discussions of grief, suicide, and a school shooting which might be unsettling for some readers.