Maybe It's You, Crisis Team Series #3

Maybe it's you is mysterious, faith - full, full of immensely diversive feelings, heartbreaking, and redemptive. Mysterious because of her keeping herself a secret in a way - keeping to herself pretty much with those she works with - when Micah asks Sloane to become the face of the Hospital she refuses (for her own reasons - she doesn't trust him - or anyone), faith-ful because GOD is all over the place touching her life, working on her day by day - will she trust HIM? full of immensely diversive feelings because you go on a rollercoaster ride of emotions with Sloane because of her past and her present and you find yourself going through them with her - the author did a magnificent job of making you do that. Redemption - well there really is no need to explain what redemption is - I wont ruin what and why redemption is needed here...you have to get the book and it is so worth it y'all. I received a copy of this book from NetGalley in exchange for an honest review.

Maybe it's you is mysterious, faith - full, full of immensely diversive feelings, heartbreaking, and redemptive. Mysterious because of her keeping herself a secret in a way - keeping to herself pretty much with those she works with - when Micah asks Sloane to become the face of the Hospital she refuses (for her own reasons - she doesn't trust him - or anyone), faith-ful because GOD is all over the place touching her life, working on her day by day - will she trust HIM? full of immensely diversive feelings because you go on a rollercoaster ride of emotions with Sloane because of her past and her present and you find yourself going through them with her - the author did a magnificent job of making you do that. Redemption - well there really is no need to explain what redemption is - I wont ruin what and why redemption is needed here...you have to get the book and it is so worth it y'all. I received a copy of this book from NetGalley in exchange for an honest review.

Maybe Its You by Candace Calvert is the third book in the Crisis Team series published by Tyndale House, and it is the first book that Ive read in this series. It worked well as a stand alone; I didnt even realize that it was part of a series until I began writing this review. This is not my usual genre, with murder and suspense and medical drama, and its over 440 pagesbut I found myself gripped to the story just the same (although I wouldnt recommend reading while eating your lunch like I did, because there are several scenes that can make you lose your appetite).

Sloane Ferrel is on the run from many mistakes that are trying to catch up with her, both mistakes shes made and mistakes from others in her past. She comes to work in the L.A. ER as a nurse with a new identity, where she just wants to blend in and escape her past. But that sounds easier than it is when Micah Prescotts campaign to remake the face of the L.A. hospital involves putting the face of one employee on billboards around town.

Micah Prescott just wants to remake the reputations of both himself and L.A. Hope hospital, but is intrigued by the new nurse and curious as to why she is so private. Things escalate though when a mysterious young girl becomes a victim and then disappears out of the ER.

WOW, what a book! There was never a dull moment; it had so many twists and turns that every time Id thought Id figured something out, it would turn out to be a lie! The characters sucked me right in; I was cheering for them the whole way through. I would recommend this for lovers of suspense and medical drama, but be aware that there are some intense scenes.

Thank you to Tyndale House publishers blogger review program for providing me with a copy of this book to read and review. All opinions are my own and were not required to positive.

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Maybe Its You by Candace Calvert tells the story of Sloane Ferrell, an ER nurse with a secretive past. With this book in her Crisis Team series, Candace Calvert weaves an exciting tale that keeps you guessing until the end. The characters struggle with forgiveness and the redemptive power of God to change livesall while helping patients at Los Angeles Hope Hospital. I highly recommend this book! It is a great new book from an author I have always enjoyed. I received a digital copy of this book in exchange for my honest review.

Maybe Its You, by Candace Calvert, is the third book in the Crisis Team series. Set in Los Angeles, it tells the story of a woman attempting to begin a new life after a series of tough circumstances and poor life choices.

Sloane Ferrell, formerly Sloane Wilder, has created a new life in Los Angeles after leaving a man connected to serious crime and a personal battle with alcoholism. Micah Prescotts job is to improve the hospitals image, but he also volunteers as a crisis responder. Drawn to Sloane, he is puzzled by her passion for privacy. But as the two begin a new relationship, several crimes in the area expose details of Sloanes past that endanger her. When Micah learns of her alcoholism, he hesitates to continue their relationship due to his prejudice against alcoholics, even though she is no longer drinking.

I enjoyed this book. The characters were realistic, with real life problems and mindsets. I especially liked Celeste and Piper, with their down to earth love for the Lord and practical descriptions of His love for us. Also, the authors experience as a former ER nurse was obvious in the details of the story.

I would recommend this book to anyone who enjoys reading Christian suspense novels.

Kara

I received this book free from the publisher and was not required to write a positive review.