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| Category: Fiction:Romance:New Adult |
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| About the Book | |
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It’s here that she meets Daniel Lewis and is forced to re-evaluate the meaning of trust and vulnerability. Fate keeps throwing Daniel in her path, and the passion of their collisions is both beautiful and terrifying. Can the power of their sexual energy open them both enough to be vulnerable and let go of their doubts? Daniel has a long and murky past of his own. Revealing it might mean losing Andi, and hiding it will violate her trust. Transcending old beliefs is Andi’s best chance at release, freedom, and finding her truth. But from the Bob Marshall Wilderness to the Finger Lakes of New York, she is plagued by secrets and fears. Her physical connection with Daniel is spiritual in its intensity but is it enough to let her heart be naked? After all, the truth is an elusive thing.
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| Reviews | |
I was captivated from the first page, with Paige-Briant’s beautifully descriptive narrative. From the gorgeous Montana mountains to the poignant love that develops between Andi and Daniel, this book is full of twists and turns that leads the reader through a tumultuous relationship between the two protagonists. A page turner, for sure, you will totally be taken in by this tender and insightful story of two people trying to navigate their way through their past, in order to forge a new path to a happier place. The Summit is an exciting and adventure-filled book about a woman who sets out on a journey of self-discovery. The story was filled with exciting, romantic, and seductive moments followed by emotional twists and turns. If we have ever loved deeply we can relate to Andi, the main character. As I read the book I went on my own personal journey; relating to vivid sexual encounters while longing for the adventure of such an exciting romance.
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| About the Author | |
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Alise lives in Upstate New York with her husband. They have two grown sons, love outdoor spaces, big dogs, culinary creativity, music and the sound of water. Alise writes prolifically but this is her first work of fiction. |