Pecca Gallegos moved to the tiny town of Walton, Georgia, to protect her son and escape the dangerous lifestyle that once defined her. When a series of strange circumstances evolve into threats, Pecca finds herself confiding in an unlikely ally–her stubborn patient.
Army veteran Colton Crawford is desperate to recover from the undiagnosed disorder that is ruining his life, and his instincts are on high alert when threats against his nurse and her son force him to take action. But Colton’s involvement only ramps up the danger when he uncovers a family secret revealing that whoever is after Pecca is closer–and more deadly–than they realized.
With this suspenseful new story, Natalie Walters welcomes you once more to Walton, Georgia, where everyone knows your name–but no one knows your secret.
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Sexual Content - 1/5
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Violence - 2/5
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Language - 0/5
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Drugs and Alcohol - 0/5
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Summary
Silent Shadows by Natalie Walters was a truly enjoyable read. I found the characters very endearing. Pecca is a single mom with a son that has a disability. This storyline was very well done. I loved Maceo and his obsession with marvel.
Pecca is a nurse at a veteran’s facility. The secondary characters in the Mansion were adorable. They added humor and a heartwarming twist to the story.
Colton is an Army veteran that has a movement disorder. He is at the facility for treatment. Colton and Pecca hit it off (literally) Adorable scenes between Colton and Pecca and between Colton and Maceo. The author did an amazing job of intertwining the storylines of Colton and Maceo.
In addition to all of this we have a mystery of why someone is coming after Pecca. It could be the father of her child who is in jail and a former member of a gang.
This is my favorite book of Natalie’s so far. I would definitely recommend it both for the character storylines and the mystery.
I received this book from Netgalley. I was not required to write a positive review.
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