An action-packed thrill ride from start to finish...if you liked CBS's long running hit series THE UNIT you're going to love Ronie Kendig's DIGITALIS. Enjoy the ride and the read. I only have one question...where do I sign up for Nightshade?
Bob Hamer, veteran FBI undercover agent and the author of ENEMIES AMONG US
Digitalis is a story of skill and purpose woven with love and spine-tingling danger...that will live long past the last page. None of us fully realize the dedication of those who keep our world safe.
DiAnn Mills, Christy Award Winning author of Pursuit of Justice
Balancing a story of high action and deep emotions isn’t easy, but with Digitalis, author Ronie Kendig pulls it off with the casual grace of a truly talented storyteller. I don’t know what kept me on the edge of my seat more, the fast-paced military intrigue or the powerful tugs on my heart. Doesn’t matter: This is one pulse-pounding adventure you don’t want to miss.
--Robert Liparulo, author of Comes a Horseman, Germ, and the Dreamhouse Kings
In Digitalis, the second book of the Nightshade series, Ronie Kendig has done it again. Passion, intrigue, and heart stopping action make this story impossible to put down.
Action, great character, romance, and faith weave together to make this story a must read.
(Lara Van Hulzen
Radiant Lit 20101021)
Wow! I fell in love with the men of Nightshade in the first book of this series and I was really looking forward to reading about the hunky cowboy's, Colton Neely, story. This book did not disappoint at all. It was everything I thought it would be and more. Action, suspense, drama, romance. I loved, loved, loved it.
I'd highly recommend this book! I cannot wait for the other books in this series and to get to know the other members of Nightshade.
(Sara Bofferding
GoodReads 20101031)
I would like to say just how much I enjoyed reading Digitalis. I was at the edge of my seat through the last third of the book. I loved both Colton and Piper, and it was exciting to see their relationship develop.
The twist at the end was especially good. I am looking forward to reading further books in the series.
(Michelle Chapman
A Few of My Favorite Things 20101106)
I have put Ronie Kendig’s books at the top of my must read list! I lost a good night’s sleep over this novel because I could not stop reading. Intense in places, I didn’t want to close my eyes and wait until morning to see what happened. Colton has some serious issues, and Ronie doesn’t shy away from it.
I can’t wait to read what she has in store for us with the third and fourth books!
(Norma Hutchinson
Bookworm Hollow 20101009)
Reading a Ronie Kendig novel is like watching a movie—a nail-biting, intense action movie. The words seem to jump off the page and leave you breathless as Colton takes you from one heart-pounding scene to another. Novel Journey and I give it our highest recommendation.
(Ane Mulligan
Novel Journey 20101122)
In this book, there is a lot of action and suspense just as the first, but even more, and there is also a lot more of the romantic element. Don't let that scare you away guys. This, just like the first book, will definitely capture male readers' interest. There is a lot of action, guns - all the stuff that the average man is interested in, yet women should and do enjoy these books also.
(Mark Buzard
Thoughts of a Sojourner 20101228)
Kendig portrays military engagements realistically, without egregious gore, and she leaves out the expletives. Digitalis is #2 in the "Discarded Heroes" series and is well written, easily read, and a captivating page-turner.
(John Bernstein
CBA Retailers + Resources 20110101)
The pacing is fantastic. I didn’t skim a single page. As in the first book, Kendig hooks you into Colton’s and Piper’s world with such effectiveness that I never questioned the credibility of the events. Speaking of events, the plot kept me guessing unto the end, including the way the romance between Colton and Piper developed.
And of course, the book has lots of carnage.
I know this book is labeled as a romance book, but I’ve recommended it and the first book in the series, Nightshade, to my husband. It’s the perfect balance of man book and sigh-worthy romance. There aren’t enough man books out there and I’m glad to finally have a book I can share with him.
(Terri J. Haynes
In Other Words 20100114)
Ronie Kendig peals back the layers of her character’s in such an intriguing way that you not only watch the character growth but you also feel that character’s pain and growth. Trusting God is not always an easy thing and Ronie Kendig puts that into light with each of her books. What I also love is that Ronie Kendig sheds light on what real soldiers who see conflict and combat go through today when they come off the field and out of the military. The flashbacks that Colton experiences are similar in nature to those of real soldiers and their experiences. I love how she sheds light on this as well as helping to make the average reader aware of these very real situations.
I was very sad when I finished Digitalis (Discarded Heroes, Book 2) because I knew that I would now have to wait until July to reconnect with this elite group.
(Rachael Coe
Empowering Mommy 20110104)
Each chapter reveals new secrets, leading to a crescendo of surprises. Family values, team loyalty, and relational fidelity are strong for both lead characters. Kendig portrays military engagements realistically, without egregious gore, and she leaves out the expletives. Digiatlis is #2 in the "Discarded Heroes" series and is well written, easily read, and a captivating page-turner.
(John Bernstein
CBA Retailers 20110101)
Kendig does a great job keeping the action going. She also shows the struggle Colton has with his faith in God and his struggle with the mission and his task to kill terrorists.
(Joan Nienhuis
Book Reviews from an Avid Reader 20110216)
Ronie Kendig knows how to weave an intelligent and action-packed plot. She also knows how to season such a tale with the perfect amount of romance. This is a completely enjoyable novel that will keep you up well past bedtime turning the pages of this incredible tale!
(Stacey Dale
WORD up! 20110309)
This unputdownable page-turner has just about the right amount of everything: action, romance, humor, and espionage. And I loved the stunning climax in Israel. I did grow a bit frustrated with Colton’s love interest Piper, but after she dried her tears and tried trusting Colton, I decided she might be worthy of him. As for me, I discovered that Digitalis is good for my heart. In other words, Colton Neeley is my new favorite hero. Of course, I haven’t read the other books in this series yet . . .
(Renee Ann Smith
Goodreads 20110323)
A story with tough men and love that isn't sentimental and sweet, but forged in pain and faith and forgiveness. Action adventure that leaves the reader little time to take a break.
(Carolyn Scheidies
I Deal in Hope 20110516)
Ronie Kendig never ceases to amaze me. "Rapid-Fire Fiction" describes her awesome books to a tee! Each time I pick up a book by her, I know I am in for a wild adventure. Within minutes, I’m completely sucked into the characters and their situations. By the time it comes to a heart pounding ending, I’m dying for more! Digitalis was A-MAZ-ING!! Totally. Her entire Discarded Hero series is completely awesome and one that will remain proudly on my favorites bookshelf for forever! After reading all three books in this series – Nightshade, Digitalis, and Wolfsbane – I still cannot say which one is my favorite. Each one has something that I totally loved about them. The Nightshade team is just an awesome, dedicated group of guys! Gotta love each one!
From start to finish, I loved this book. Totally! The Discarded Hero series, each and every book, is awesome! Ronie Kendig has become an author who, when I hear she’s coming out with a new book (even before I know what it’s about), I know I’m going to get it. I can always trust Ronie to write a book that will keep my adrenalin running, my mind reeling, and my heart thumping double time. Way ta’ go, Ronie!! I can't wait till the next book comes out, Firethorn!
(Katie McCurdy
Book Reviews by Lady Katy 20110811)
