This is the second book in the Gwen Marcey series. The first one, A Cry from the Dust, was a
great book and I was happy to have the opportunity to read this one.
When her dog discovers some remains close to her house, Gwen
gets wrapped up in something that’s much larger than she thinks. Finding one of the victims alive, she’s
stunned to see the resemblance to her own daughter. At first, she thinks it must be a
coincidence, but the further into the investigation she gets, the more it looks
like she’s being specifically targeted.
The question is: why?
Gwen’s personal life is still a mess. She’s still having hot flashes, problems with
her ex, and money issues. None of these
things are going to stop her from protecting her family. She’s strong, courageous and smart and will
do it on her own if she has to.
This is a great book.
Once you get involved in the story, you’re gathering clues with Gwen and
trying to figure out what’s important and who’s behind it. I didn’t have the killer figured out, so I
got to be shocked with that one. I love
this author’s writing style and her attention to detail. The two books I’ve read by her have a great
balance between information you need without overdoing it. There’s plenty of twists and turns in there
to keep you guessing.
There’s another book planned for this series and I can’t
wait for it to come out. They can be
read out of order. Great Book!
*I received a copy of this book from Thomas Nelson through
NetGalley in exchange for an honest review.
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