LIGHTNING STRIKES
(STORM SERIES #3)
WHERE THERE'S LIGHTNING, THERE'S ELECTRICITY...
When a former professor invites him to Florida for a lightning project, meteorologist Elmer Sullivan jumps at the chance. He hopes to find his long-lost sister in nearby Clearwater. The job sounds appealing too, which requires hours on the road by himself. Or so he thinks. To his dismay, Sullivan discovers he’ll have a partner.
After their disputed car accident, the last thing Isabel Torres wants is to have Sullivan for a colleague. Quitting is not an option though, as Isabel needs this job to support her young son. Between arguments over which storm to chase and who gets to drive, it seems like they’ll never get along. Their shared love of a good thunderstorm is the only thing they can agree on.
When trouble from Isabel’s past resurfaces, Sullivan surprises her by showing a protective side to his nature. Meanwhile, Sullivan admires Isabel’s nurturing instincts toward her son, reminding him that not everyone comes from a dysfunctional family. Before long, the spark between them becomes impossible to ignore.
Yet, just as their connection deepens, Sullivan is dealt a blow when a past mistake comes back to haunt him. Angry at himself and convinced he’s worthless, Sullivan believes everyone would be better off without him. If he can’t overcome his demons, he’ll risk losing the most meaningful relationship he’s ever known—and maybe his last chance at finally having the family he’s always longed for.
LIGHTNING STRIKES is an enemies-to-lovers/forced proximity romance. It is the third story in the Storm Series and can be read as a standalone.
CONTENT WARNING: While there are no graphic scenes, this book has brief mentions of childhood abuse (all forms, including CSA), suicide, depression, workplace sexual harassment, an assault on a female, death by drug overdose, and death of a parent. If you are sensitive to any of these topics, please read with care.
WHAT READERS ARE SAYING...
Sully and Izzy are my favorite couple so far in this series. I felt like both characters were well written and crafted. I was immediately able to connect with them. They were both likable, even Sullivan, and his grumpy personality. -ARC Reviewer
I loved this story! I wasn’t sure how the grump was going to do in his own romance, but he found himself a lovely Latina woman and a great romance and backstory. This is the third in the Storm Series and I highly recommend all three sweet romances of storm chasers who find the weather and a lovely, forever partner. -ARC Reviewer
Sullivan and Isabel’s story was so sweet...Isabel is such a strong and caring woman. Sullivan is such a stubborn but sexy man. During the story I kept finding myself saying “Oh Come On” and “Oh How Precious “. I smiled through story and even cried. If you love a romantic enemies to friends to lovers this is your story. I can’t wait to read the others in this series! -ARC Reviewer
The slow burn aspect played an important part. It really has spark. -ARC Reviewer
I enjoyed the slow burn between our two main characters. I really enjoyed Sullivan's character. I would definitely recommend this book. -ARC Reviewer