Pinnacle Choice

by Cynthia J. Leo

Overview

Climbing is in Mallory Reese's blood. Her grandparents and parents were all climbers conquering the highest peaks around the globe. As a child, she is torn between the captivating world of climbing and the grief of having her parents leave her time after time as they conquer the next peak.

When tragedy strikes, Mallory finds climbing the only solace to her grief. She wants to become the type of climber that would make her parents proud.

Childhood guilt and a broken heart propel Mallory on a mission to honor her parents by climbing the ten highest peaks around the globe. The climbing comes easy, yet falling in love makes her stumble.

Mallory has a tough choice - aim for the summit or give it all up for love.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781666201086
Publisher:	Barnes & Noble Press
Publication date:	11/11/2020
Pages:	216
Product dimensions:	5.25(w) x 8.00(h) x 0.49(d)

About the Author

Cynthia J. Kevlon Leo is a writer, published author, and President of Summit Literary. Always an avid reader she dipped her toe into writing and had her short story, "Second Chance" published in the publication, Exposed while attending college. Inspiration from her career in IT and her love of adventure travel inspired her to pen her first romance adventure novel, Jagged Peaks. Jagged Peaks follows the adventures of a fashionista computer consultant as she heads to Mt. Everest for her next assignment.

Cynthia has gone on to publish Regrettable Summit, Pinnacle Choice, and Triple Threat, an Amazon Best Seller in Action Adventure Romance. Her upcoming book, Tarnished Dreams about a young couple dealing with instant fame and fortune is set in the glitzy world of Hollywood. She is currently working on a thrilling romantic suspense series about a female hacker that uses her skills to exact vengeance.

When not writing, Cynthia enjoys spending time with her family, her two very spoiled bichons, and dragging her husband to all the places she writes about. Though she did actually ice climb on a glacier, she will leave the mountain climbing to the professionals.

Editorial Reviews

I think this was an endearing story, it was sad, emotional, and full of life in its unedited form. The author did a good job in transporting us to each location with Mallory and helped us feel her anguish and triumph throughout her journey.

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