Website | Blog | Twitter | Facebook | Goodreads | Amazon | YouTube | Barnes & Noble | IndieBound| | Abingdon Press | (For more information about these worthy groups, visit ) She has received nearly 10,000 letters from fans who write to say she’s “a gifted writer whose stories touch hearts and change lives.” Her 9/11 series, First Responders ( From Ashes to Honor, Honor Redeemed, A Man of Honor) is no exception, and it’s raising awareness and funds for organizations that assist soldiers and first responders, and their families. With more than 3,000,000 copies of her books in circulation, best-selling author Loree Lough’s titles earn 4- and 5-star reviews and industry/reader’s choice awards. But even if he does, will they find their way back to one another.

He leads the search team, desperate to find her before a blizzard moves in. Much as he and his boys have come to care for her, Matt isn’t convinced that Honor will ever fully commit to him or the twins…especially after she takes a job in New York without even discussing it with him.ĭuring his annual ski weekend with the boys, the heartbroken Matt gets word that Honor has gone missing during a search for a lost girl. Haunting attachments to 9/11 and the loss of a spouse have kept them lonely and alone…until they find comfort with one another. In his effort to prove that not every reporter sacrifices “truth” for “story,” Matt finds himself attracted to the beautiful sad-eyed redhead.Īs weeks pass, they discover that SAR missions aren’t the only things they have in common.

It takes weeks to figure out why she’d given him such an icy reception: Another headline-hungry reporter–whose less-than-accurate story–ended her career with the fire department.

Pulitzer prize-winning columnist Matt Phillips, forced to leave his SAR work behind to ensure his motherless twins would always have a dad, leaves the boys with a neighbor and heads to the woods, intent on getting another breaking story. Honor Mackenzie and Rowdy, her trusty Search and Rescue dog, join the SAR team to search for the tail section, reported by witnesses to have landed in the dark and rainy woods along Baltimore’s Patapsco River. During rush hour one cold November night, a jumbo jet crashes on a busy highway…most of it, anyway.

From Ashes to Honor by Loree Lough