My Thoughts
What I loved about this book was that this was the normal drama in the rest of the series. It was all about family. This family struggling with the challenges of dealing with a child that was autistic. Tara and Bryce were parents who wanted so much for their son. Wanting to help him. I loved that they were partners in this. Not that it was an easy road for them, but they did it together and united. I really enjoyed their story.
I give Weather 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.
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Episode 7 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.
Bryce Daniels faces a crisis of faith when his idyllic view of his family is challenged with his son’s diagnosis of autism. Instead of accepting his wife and her tight-knit family’s comfort, he pushes them away, fears from his past threatening to undo the happiness he’s found in his present.
Experience Rising Storm Here
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
USA TODAY BESTSELLING AUTHOR, Lisa Mondello, has held many jobs in her life but being a published authors is the last job she'll ever have. She's not retiring! She blames the creation of the personal computer for her leap into writing novels. Otherwise, she'd still be penning stories with paper and pen. Her first book, All I Want for Christmas is You won Best First Book in the Golden Quill. Her books have finaled in the HOLT Medallion, and the Colorado Award of Excellence contests. In 2011 she re-released her award winning book All I Want for Christmas is You along with a re-issue of her romantic comedy, The Marriage Contract, with a new contemporary romance called The Knight and Maggie's Baby.
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