Therese and Blane find themselves immersed in a case where they
are looking for a little girl, Alina. This case is also complicated by the fact
that no one seemed to want to tell them the truth about what was really going
on, most especially Alina’s father, Rurik.
They also found themselves attracted to each other, something that
hadn’t died even though Therese had shut Blane down before.
What I really enjoy about this author’s writing is her style, the
story she weaves coupled with the characters in their doubts and their beliefs.
I like the fact that certain characters call upon their faith at the most
unexpected times, in the good times, and most especially when they are faced
with dangerous situations. The author is able to paint a picture that is so
true to life when it comes to faith and how we call upon our own in times of
trouble.
In this particular tale, I enjoyed reading about the father’s
apparent deception, Alina’s bravery for such a small girl, and the ultimate
outcome. This is truly a story of good versus bad, with the underlying question
of who would win. I sort of figured out who was behind it all, but it took most
of these pages to lead me there.
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