VBT# Winds of Fear - Glede Browne Kabongo

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Winds of Fear (Fearless Series #3)

Review: Winds of Fear - Book #3 Fearless Series - Glede Browne Kabongo - October 2019


I wasn't 100% sure what to expect, just that it had sounded like an interesting read as I do love my mysteries but haven't read anything by this author in the past. As I started it, I was immediately hooked by the strange woman in the park and then the book jumps to one year later where we meet the Rambally family Abbie, Ty, and their three children Lucas, Blake, and Alexis. We also meet their nanny Olivia/Liv. The parents are both Doctors in training so are busy but you can tell this family loves one another. Down the road from the Ramballys, a couple known as the Paynes have just moved in and seem a bit too odd for Abbie. Jenna brings back some horrible memories for Abbie as she starts asking questions about Lucas. We then learn a bit more about Abbie and Lucas's past and the plans that Jenna and Charlie Payne have up their sleeve. What follows next is an action-packed novel filled with murder, mystery, and secrets that unfold as the story goes along. Winds of Fear is a mystery that holds the readers’ attention as you want to discover what is going to happen next and eventually, you wish the best for the Rambally family, especially for Lucas as you can't help but fall in love with his sweet childlike nature.  Even though this is Book #3 in the Fearless Series, it can be read as a stand-alone as the story was easy to pick up and follow. I am now looking forward to discovering and reading more reads by Glede Browne Kabongo. Winds of Fear, a good mystery/thriller to add to your reading lists as it doesn't disappoint.







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