OUR REVIEW:
I think this may be my favorite novel in the Misted Pines series, so far. I found myself immediately engaged in the story of Mabel and her mountain man. Both of their backstories were interesting as was the co-mingling of their lives. It doesn't hurt that KA books are my catnip and as soon as I pick one up, I want to immediately reread every single series she's written. The Woman from Nowhere definitely provoked that reaction--luckily for me, she has a new book coming out in a few weeks.
If you love Kristen Ashley, you'll love this one too. A little mystery, a little thriller, a ton of romance, banter, and fun characters. Love!
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SYNOPSIS:
After a heartbreaking betrayal, Mabel Adams reinvents herself for the fourth time. Regardless of the alarming reputation of the deceptively sleepy town of Misted Pines, she decides to move all the way across the country to start yet again.
Mabel has a one-night stand with a mountain man who rocks her world in bed but doesn't tell her his name.
The next day, after receiving a threatening note from her neighbors, she discovers she's living next to an extremist cult where the women go in and are never seen again.
After serving, former Navy SEAL Hutch Hutchison is living a peaceful life on his patch in the mountains outside Misted Pines. He's been burned so many times by women, he's happy to train his guard dogs, play his guitar, live remote, and most of all, quiet.
Until he hooks up with a beautiful woman who lives just down the way. And then he discovers she's been threatened by the cult next door.
Hutch's protective instinct sparks, and he decides his next mission is to keep Mabel safe at all costs.
But there's something even hinkier about that cult than Hutch or local law enforcement expect.
As Hutch executes the riskiest mission of his life—keeping Mabel safe at the same time keeping both of their hearts intact—Hutch and the Sheriff's Department try to unravel the mystery of The Lion and The Lamb before it's too late.
Because Mabel is in their crosshairs.
And Hutch is not about to allow her to disappear.

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