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Original Title: Submerged
ISBN: 1441271163 (ISBN13: 9781441271167)
Edition Language: English
Series: Alaskan Courage #1
Characters: Bailey Craig, Cole McKenna
Setting: Yancey, Alaska(United States) Alaska(United States)
Literary Awards: HOLT Medallion by Virginia Romance Writers for Best First Book & Nominee for Long Inspirational (2013), OKRWA National Readers Choice Award for Best First Book (2012)
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Title:Submerged (Alaskan Courage #1)
Author:Dani Pettrey
Book Format:ebook
Book Edition:First Edition
Pages:Pages: 320 pages
Published:April 15th 2012 by Bethany House
Categories:Christian Fiction. Romance. Mystery. Christian. Suspense. Fiction

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A sabotaged plane. Two dead deep-water divers. One single clue. Bailey Craig vowed never to set foot in Yancey, Alaska, again. She has a past, and a reputation--and Yancey's a town that doesn't forget. She's returned only to bury a loved one killed in the plane crash, but then dark evidence emerges and Bailey's own expertise becomes invaluable for the case. Cole McKenna can face dangerous rescue dives. He can face the fear a murderer may be threatening his town. But facing the reality of Bailey's reappearance is a tougher challenge. She broke his heart...but doesn't seem to be the same girl who left Yancey ten years ago. And he's not the same guy she left behind. Racing against the clock and a rising body count, Bailey and Cole must move beyond the hurts of their pasts to work together until the truth of what is hidden in the depths finally surfaces.

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I did not realize this was a Christian book - as another reviewer pointed out the publisher is known as such, but again not aware. The plot at times jumped forward, author missed opportunities to richly detail the characters, the storyline, and surroundings. I did not find the descriptions of the Alaskan setting believable. Most annoying was the lecture given to Piper about being on a date until midnight, ostensibly with a man she could not possibly know all that well. What kind of a small town

First posted on my blog, Legacy of a Writer.Whoa! What an adventure! I had a feeling that Dani Pettrey would write a romantic suspense that sucked me in from page one and wouldnt let me go till the very end. And that's exactly what happened! While the suspense and tension wasn't very high in the first half of the book, things DO happen that keeps the reader goingand then I hit that halfway mark and it just took off!There is quiet a large cast of characters in Submerged. Not only does the reader

Reading "Submerged" for the first time, I found myself wishing I could be part of the book's McKenna family, and I felt the same way the second and third times I read it. I've enjoyed getting to know this fictional family a great deal. The camaraderie and playfulness between siblings and the way in which they all look after one another is captivating.The characters of this book were all well developed with varied personalities creatively shining through the text. There is a good balance of very

I don't usually read contemporary romantic suspense, but I decided to give Submerged a try, and boy am I glad I did. From the very beginning the setting breathed life, and I could have sworn the author herself was an experienced rescue diver because the dive scenes were so authentic. Dani Pettry knows how to do her research and weave it seamlessly into her stories in order to create a fantastic experience for the reader.Cole McKenna is a top-notch, sigh-worthy hero. A man dedicated to family, to

2.5 starsSubmerged by Dani PetreyThis book. . . hmmm. . . I hate giving books reviews when they are less than three stars. This one was a 2.5 star for me. What I liked. Super creative. The whole mystery, was quite breathtaking and I really enjoyed all of the diving! Just super awesome in that respect! THe characters were great too. I love the McKenna family, especially Piper and Gage. . . those two are my faves. THe whole book, I couldnt help but think that I just wanted it to be all about Piper

by Andrea Renee CoxThis is a challenging review for me to write. I wanted to give this book more than three stars, and I debated going up to four throughout the book. However, the continuous lewd mentions to Bailey's past just tipped things too far south for me.Don't get me wrong: We all have sins in our past that stick in our minds long beyond receiving forgiveness from Jesus Christ. And yes, these things color our perceptions sometimes, as well as the perceptions of others. I think Ms. Pettrey

They say the beauty is in the details... well this book has plenty of them. Rich with Russian and Alaskan history and a scuba diving culture that held my interest, Submerged simply kept me enthralled to the end. I enjoyed a lot of things about this story, mainly because of the tension and suspenseful elements combined with history and culture. My nail-biting increased as I kept reading, until I couldn't stop and had to finish the book to find out how things resolved. I loved the under water