Thursday, September 4, 2025

Buried Wilderness Secrets by Jaime Jo Wright Book Review

About the Book:


Uncovering cold case secrets could be deadly…

Montana park ranger Aaliyah Terrence finds a serial killer’s burial ground—and narrowly survives the brutal attack that follows. And when cold case detective Wade Marlowe reveals that her birth mother was the murderer’s first victim, it soon becomes clear that Aaliyah has been marked as his next target. As their search into the past reveals old skeletons and puts Aaliyah in ever-increasing danger, she’ll have to rely on Wade to keep her safe. But will they discover the killer’s identity before she meets the same end as her mother?

My Review:

Wright is one of my favorite authors and I could not pass up the opportunity to read this book even though it is in a different genre than her other novels. That this is a good inspirational romantic suspense just indicates how talented Wright is. The plot does not have the creepy edge her other novels have, nor does it have a very strong faith message. It is just a regular entertaining and enjoyable novel one would expect in this genre. I liked the adventures in the Montana wilderness and the heroic part played by a dog.

If you have not read a novel by Wright before and like inspirational romantic suspense, this is a good one to read. Just know this is kind of low hanging fruit. The dual time books by Wright are much more entertaining and compelling.


About the Author:


Jaime Jo Wright
is an ECPA best-selling author and multi award-winner--including the Christy and Daphne du Maurier awards. She is coffee-fueled and a cat-fancier extraordinaire and resides in Wisconsin's rural woodlands. Her literary vocation involves penning chilling tales, with a strong preference to the master of dark, Edgar Allan Poe. Visit her at: http://www.jaimewrightbooks.com.

Love Inspired Suspense, 208 pages.

(My star ratings: 5-I love it, 4-I like it, 3-It's OK, 2-I don't like it, 1-I hate it.)

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