Happy Friday! It’s a great day, because Heart of Stone (the final book in the True Lies of Rembrandt Stone series) is about to be released. Get ready for a fantastic conclusion to this series!
“They say that without hope, people perish.
I say hope crushes the soul.”
Heart of Stone by David James Warren
The Basics
Title: Heart of Stone
Author: David James Warren (James Rubart, Susan May Warren, and David Curtis Warren)
Series: The True Lies of Rembrandt Stone
Publication Date: November 23, 2021
Genre: Time Travel Thriller/Suspense
My Rating: 5 Stars!!
From the Back Cover:
Rembrandt Stone has nothing left to lose…or does he?
Detective Rembrandt Stone doesn’t recognize himself in the mirror. Doesn’t recognize the world he’s returned to. Doesn’t even know his own name. But he knows one thing…living in this world is impossible.
Good thing he has an ally—an unexpected friend from the past. And together, they just might be able to unravel the entire mess. But first…Rembrandt will have to return to the past one final time and intercept himself before he makes a lethal mistake.
Time has outwitted him. It’s time for him to outwit time. Can he reconstruct a past he just destroyed or is there nothing left of his world to save?
My Review
“My life is full of true lies, that I tell just to keep up.”
What a wild, nail-biting, heart-pounding, nerve-wracking ride this series has been! Heart of Stone brings Rem’s story to a perfectly satisfying conclusion, although he definitely has to work for it. His growth and transformation culminate in this book, as he comes to grips with the past in order to create a future he can live with. This time, with help from some unexpected places, Rem doesn’t have to go it alone anymore – and he just might pull it off.
One of my favorite parts of this book is the conversational writing style – I love the way Rem’s inner narrative draws the reader into the story and helps us keep track of all of the timelines he has lived in past books. While the action and intrigue keep the story moving, some of my favorite moments are Rem and Eve’s quieter moments of reflection and conversation. Everything about this book (and the series) is incredible – with compelling characters and intricately woven storylines, it is the perfect combination of romance, action, and “I-can’t-believe-that-just-happened” moments. I was on the edge of my seat and holding my breath from beginning to end!
The True Lies of Rembrandt Stone is, without a doubt, my favorite series of 2021. Drop whatever you’re doing and read these books – you won’t regret it!
Now it’s your turn! Please share the first line of the book you’re reading in the comments below. Don’t forget to head to Reading is My Superpower to see what first lines other bloggers are sharing, or to share your own!
I received a complimentary copy of this book from the publisher as part of the launch team. Opinions expressed in this review are completely my own.
I love that this is your favorite series of the year. We will have to read it when we can get our hands on it. If they are not Indie published I should be able to get my library to get them. Today I am sharing from A Deep Divide by Kimberley Woodhouse.
Happy Friday!
I’m currently reading Tomorrow’s Constant Hope by Naomi Rawlings. So far, it’s pretty excellent!
“‘The second largest…’ Keely’s voice trailed off.”
I hope you have a wonderful weekend!
I’m glad you’re enjoying it! Hope you’ve had a great weekend!
That series sounds sooo good!
My first line this week is from The Mobster’s Daughter by Rachel Scott McDaniel
September 28, 1923. Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Snapping wind yanked at the letter in myhand, and my fingers tightened, the crisp edge biting into my palm.
I haven’t read anything by Rachel Scott McDaniel, but I’ve heard a lot of good things about that one – might have to get a copy 😊
This series sounds so intense! I posted the first line from As Dawn Breaks by Kate Breslin. https://daniellegrandinetti.com/2021/11/19/first-line-friday-as-dawn-breaks/
It definitely is! I will head over to check out your first line 😊