About the Author
Patricia Bradley is the author of Standoff, Obsession, and Crosshairs, as well as the Memphis Cold Case novels and Logan Point series. Bradley won an Inspirational Reader’s Choice Award in Romantic Suspense, a Daphne du Maurier Award, and a Touched by Love Award; she was a Carol Award finalist; and three of her books were included in anthologies that debuted on the USA Today bestseller list. She is cofounder of Aiming for Healthy Families, Inc., and she is a member of American Christian Fiction Writers and Sisters in Crime. Bradley makes her home in Mississippi. Learn more at http://www.ptbradley.com.
About the Book
Investigative Service Branch ranger Madison Thorn is content to be working in the fraud and cyber crimes division after an FBI agent fooled her several years ago. However, soon she is sent to investigate a violent crime in Natchez, Mississippi, teaming her with her former childhood enemy, Clayton Bradshaw. Clayton is worried for Madison’s safety after her grandfather is shot and a woman who looks just like Madison is attacked. Despite their past differences, Madison and Clayton need to work together to find answers before it is too late.
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My Thoughts
This series has been fantastic, and this final novel is a perfect ending! You do not have to read the stories in order, as this novel stands well on its own, but as someone who devoured the first three books in the series, it was great to return to Natchez, Mississippi. I really like Madison and Clayton individually and I really loved them together. Their relationship is not forced but develops naturally and realistically. The suspense is fantastic! The action starts immediately, continues without lagging in the middle, and finishes strong. I had a hard time putting the book down! I also thought the author did a great job of incorporating spiritual truths among the pages. I greatly enjoyed the story and highly recommend this book!
I received a complimentary copy of this book from Revell Publishing. Opinions expressed in this review are entirely my own.
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