My Thoughts
This episode of the Storm series focuses mostly on Marisol who definitely has her hands full. Family drama and the beginnings of a love life have her all caught up in the twister of this serial drama. There is some teen drama going on also as they get in on the action following in the footsteps of the grownups. I can't wait to read more.
I give Take the Storm 4 hearts!
About the Series
Welcome to Storm, Texas, where passion runs hot, desire runs deep, and secrets have the power to destroy...
Nestled among rolling hills and painted with vibrant wildflowers, the bucolic town of Storm, Texas, seems like nothing short of perfection.
But there are secrets beneath the facade. Dark secrets. Powerful secrets. The kind that can destroy lives and tear families apart. The kind that can cut through a town like a tempest, leaving jealousy and destruction in its wake, along with shattered hopes and broken dreams. All it takes is one little thing to shatter that polish.
Reading like an on-going drama in the tradition of classic day and night-time soap operas like Dallas, Dynasty, and All My Children, Rising Storm is full of scandal, deceit, romance, passion, and secrets.
With 1001 Dark Nights as the “producer,” Julie Kenner and Dee Davis use a television model with each week building on the last to create a storyline that fulfills the promise of a drama-filled soap opera. Joining Kenner and Davis in the “writer’s room” is an incredible group of New York Times bestselling authors such as Lexi Blake, Elisabeth Naughton, Larissa Ione, Rebecca Zanetti and Lisa Mondello who have brought their vision of Storm to life.
A serial soap opera containing eight episodes in season one, the season premiere of Rising Storm, TEMPEST RISING, debuted September 24th with each subsequent episode releasing consecutively this fall.
So get ready. The storm is coming.
About the Book
Episode 6 of the Rising Storm Series
Secrets, Sex and Scandals …
Welcome to Storm, Texas, where passion runs hot, desire runs deep, and secrets have the power to destroy…
Get ready. The storm is coming.
Marisol Moreno has spent her youth taking care of her younger siblings. Now, with her sister, Ginny, in crisis, and her brother in the throes of his first real relationship, she doesn’t have time for anything else. Especially not the overtures of the incredibly compelling Patrick Murphy.
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Rising Storm Episode 1 (Sept. 24):
Julie Kenner’s Tempest Rising
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Rising Storm Episode 2 (Oct. 1):
Lexi Blake’s White Lightning
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Rising Storm Episode 3 (Oct. 8):
Elisabeth Naughton’s Crosswinds
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Rising Storm Episode 4 (Oct. 15):
Jennifer Probst’s Dance in the Wind
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Rising Storm Episode 5 (Oct. 22):
Larissa Ione’s Calm Before the Storm
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Rising Storm Episode 6 (Oct. 29):
Rebecca Zanetti’s Take the Storm
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Rising Storm Episode 7 (Nov. 5):
Lisa Mondello’s Weather the Storm
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Rising Storm Episode 8 (Nov. 12):
Dee Davis’s Thunder Rolls
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About the Author
New York Times Bestselling author Rebecca Zanetti is the author of over twenty-five dark paranormals, romantic suspense, and contemporary romances, and her books have appeared multiple times on the USA Today, NY Times, Amazon, Barnes and Noble, and iBooksbestseller lists. She lives in the wilds of the Pacific Northwest with her own Alpha hero, two kids, a couple of dogs, a crazy cat…and a huge extended family. She believes strongly in luck, karma, and working her butt off…and she thinks one of the best things about being an author, unlike the lawyer she used to be, is that she can let the crazy out. Her current series are: The Scorpius Syndrome, The Dark Protectors, The Realm Enforcers, The Maverick Montana Cowboys, and the Sin Brothers series.
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