Monday, October 20, 2014

Litfuse Review: The Promise by:Beth Wiseman

 The Promise
About the Book:
Mallory's search for happiness leads her to a faraway place. There she finds heartache, betrayal--and danger.

Mallory Hammond is determined that no one will stand in the way of her goal--to save a life. She had that chance years ago, and she failed to take it, leaving her adrift and in search of the real meaning of her life. Finally, she meets a man online from a volatile corner of the world who offers her the chance to find that purpose. But she will have to leave everyone she loves behind in order to take it.

Tate Webber has loved Mallory for many years. He understands that Mallory will never be happy with him until her deepest heart's desire is satisfied. When Mallory decides to travel across the world to fulfi ll her dreams, Tate begs her not to go but tries to give her the space she needs. Mallory embarks on her dangerous journey only to discover how swiftly and easily promises can be broken. And Mallory can only pray that she will make it out alive.

Inspired by actual events, The Promise is a riveting love story that asks the question: how far will we go for love?


About the Author:
Beth and her husband are empty nesters enjoying the country life in Texas with three dogs, two cats, and two potbellied pigs. When she's not writing, she loves to travel, paint, and enjoy time with friends and family. You can find Beth at Fans of Beth Wiseman on Facebook where she interacts with readers or visit bethwiseman.com to learn more about Beth and her books.

My Review:
 All Mallory Hammond has ever wanted to do was save a life. Although her parents advise her against it, she feels she is old enough to make this decision for herself. After some trial and error she finally finds someone that she may be able to finally help.

 Tate Webber, has loved Mallory for years and is willing to do anything she wants. But when she decides to travel out of the country to help someone she met over the internet, Tate tries to convince her that this is a bad idea.

 Going to Pakistan is more ten Mallory imagined. Gun fights, black outs, and staying held up like a hostage was a little more than she agreed to. After numerous attempts getting the Wi-Fi password to access the internet so that she can contact loved ones she soon realizes that this guy may not have her best interests at heart. She is a smart girl and finds a way around his attempts of trying to keep her from the outside world.

 After Mallory's emails seem to drop off, Tate realizes that he must rely on God now more than ever if Mallory is ever to return safely.

Beth Wiseman is a brilliant story teller. Her books are just captivating and can be easily imagined by the reader. She has a heart for writing well crafted stories that will make your head spin!

**Disclosure** This book was sent to me free of charge for my honest review from Litfuse Publicity.

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