Loved getting to know the O'Malley family.

I have now completed reading the entire O'Malley series, and I need to rate all of them with high marks. I love to get involved in a series of books, as they allow you to continue being involved in ... Read full review

Surpassed my expectations............

I have read the whole series and didn't think numbers 1-5 could be beat. I was wrong. This book was a wonderful way to end the series. Superior character devleopment and plot - I really didn't want it to end. Read full review

And you thought it was overStephen OMalley cant take it any more. Hes the outsider. He doesnt know Jesus. The other OMalleys might be able to accept Jennifers death, but Stephen cant. Not now - maybe ... Read full review

Well-written. I liked reading each book in the series, but "The Rescuer" was my favorite of the O'Malley series. Readers can relate to Stephen's doubts and questions about God, and the fear to "let go and let God." Read full review

Stephen will capture your heart as he searches for the love and happiness he felt was missing in his life, only to realize that he had it all along. When reading this series, keep a box of tissues handy. There are definately times when the tears will come. Read full review

I love this series! They are all so suspenseful that when I come to the end of a chapter (at 2 am!) I think I need to stop but I can't put it down! This is so different from the other books in the ... Read full review

Stephen O'Malley is a paramedic who has had enough of being a big city EMT. In a promise to his dying sister, Jennifer, he says he will leave the big city to take care of heart attacks and sprains in ... Read full review

Love it.

It goes with the rest of my series and I am so happy that you have the whole series. You have no idea what I went through to find these. Read full review

A great ending to a great series - I will miss reading about the O'malley family!!! The entire series is a must read. Read full review

Review: The Rescuer (O'Malley #6)

This book introduces the reader to the villain in the first few chapters, so you know who is behind everything, you just do not know what will happen. Read full review