Bronze: A Romantic Suspense Novel

Elise Noble

Nov 2019 · Blackwood Elements Book 8 · Undercover Publishing Limited

About this eBook

Three years ago, ex-cop Kylie Nichols was framed for murder. Now, she’s sick of running. Sick of tip-toeing around non-extradition countries and pretending to be a stranger. And she’s been dreaming of revenge…

When Russell Weisz created instant messaging app Ether, he never imagined it would be used by criminals. But now he’s seen first-hand the damage it can do. He wants to make amends, but in Australia, it’s not just the wildlife that’s dangerous.

Bronze is a standalone romantic suspense novel in the Blackwood Elements series - no cliffhanger!

Ratings and reviews

I love all the Blackwood stories. Once again, Elise is further developing the characters we just met in the previous book and adding new ones . Bronze is the story of Tegan/Kylie, to whom we were introduced in the interactive story about Tai's journey in Egypt, which later turned into "Copper". The books stand on their own, but I really do recommend reading each series from the beginning. It enriches the experience so much to know each character when they are recurring in subsequent books while new characters are introduced. Like seeing old friends after an absence. As usual, Elise's sense of humor shines through in witty dialogue, charming interactions and funny, yet believable, internal dialogue by the characters. Now, we wait for the next book...

"For the last three years, my motto had been to live each day as if it was my last, and I took that to heart as I stretched out my calves and settled into downwards-facing dog." Here is Kylie /Tegan story and as always Elise Noble make it beautiful and hard to drop till the last page! Very interesting and I like the way she brought in new characters and made fit into the Blackwood family like they've been there all along it is just brilliant and I love love this book.

I loved how Bronze is not only a stand alone adventure, but is also a continuation of side characters in the book Copper. It's so interesting to get to know these characters and follow their trails and tribulations that ultimately resolve in very satisfying ways. The hows and whys of the story unfold with a good pace and there are no laggy bits that make me want to skip to the next paragraph. Bronze delivers in every area that make for a truly great story