Thursday, January 7, 2021

Book Review: Overland by Ramcy Diek

 


Title: Overland 

Author: Ramcy Diek

Stars: 5

Review:

Overland starts off really slow and at times I had to push myself to read the story.  Once the story start to take off I couldn't put the book down. The author uses the characters as in children that will pull at readers heart strings.  The author is able to bring compassion out in characters that readers would normally never expect to.

The story could trigger readers that have had sexual Violance and child abuse.  The author doesn't sugar coat her story and how things happened.  It is dark and the romance doesn't bring the light needed to leave some readers feels happy.

In the end Ramcy Diek created a story that in a way is choose your own adventure but remember there is consequences for those choices.

Thank you to Netgalley for the advance copy of Ramcy Diek Overland.

Synopsis:

Skyla Overland is proud to work for Overland Insurance, the company founded by her grandfather. Besides one nerve-wracking insurance fraud case in the past, her sheltered life is uneventful and just the way she likes it.

Until one day, everything changes...

Skyla and Troy, the manager at Overland Insurance, are the last ones to leave the office. In the empty parking lot, Troy takes her in his arms. Why would he ruin their easy-going friendship by kissing her, especially since he knows she’s dating Edmond?

Left alone, Skyla hurries to her car, puts on her seatbelt, and glances in her rearview mirror. The face of a stranger grins at her from the backseat. “How nice to see you again,” he hisses close to her ear.

Regaining consciousness, Skyla finds herself on the backseat of her own car, with her hands tied behind her back. Is she getting kidnapped? Who is he? And where is he taking her?

Kindle Edition
Published November 10th 2020 by Acorn Publishing

About The Author:

Ramcy Diek fell in love with the United States during her travels with her husband. The Pacific Northwest became the Dutch couple's home, where they built their RV Park and raised their two sons.

During this time, Ramcy also made a slow transition from reader to multi-genre writer. Her debut novel Storm at Keizer Manor received multiple awards. This inspired her to spend more time doing what she loves most: writing stories.
Eagles in Flight, a romantic suspense novel, is her second book. Her third novel Overland, a romantic and dramatic thriller, followed soon after.

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