4.5 out of 5 Stars
Landry Parker and Nickolai Baptiste
have three things in common. They are both recovery specialists, they both have
been hired to recover a stolen map that leads to a legendary gold mine in the
Superstition Mountains of Arizona, and they both distrust each other. A lot.
Landry Parker is a better recovery
specialist then she is a business woman. Needing the payoff from this case to
get her business solvent again, she’s beyond frustrated when she finds out
Nickolai has also been hired to find the map.
Nickolai Baptiste, a former police
officer, debates the wisdom of taking a case that is still an active police
investigation. But, needing the extra income to pay for his sister’s special therapy,
he decides to take the case. Knowing Landry has no intentions of backing down, fortifies
his determination as well.
As both Landry and Nickolai work their
investigations, they each find clues the police and each other have overlooked.
But, when someone threatens Landry, Nickolai’s defenses go on full alert. Deciding
that working together would be safer, Landry and Nickolai team up. Navigating
personal threats, Indian folklore, and a near tragedy, Landry and Nickolai’s
feelings for each other turn personal. As their attraction for each other grows,
they piece together their clues. But is it too late?
I really enjoyed WEAVER’S NEEDLE. This
is the first book I’ve read from author Robin Carroll, and I will definitely be
looking for more. Landry and Nickolai were great characters, made even more
attractive by their love for their family. I liked them as individuals, but so
much more as a couple. The story definitely had some unique twists due to the superstitions
surrounding the map at its rumored fortune. The ending was definitely unexpected.
It left me wondering what was truth and what was Landry’s imagination. Good
characters. Good story. Good read.
I received a complimentary copy
of this book from Barbour Publishing and was under no obligation to
post a review.
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