Texas Baby Pursuit by Margaret Daley

Texas Baby Pursuit by Margaret Daley ISBN-13: 9781335490537 Mass Market Paperback: 224 pages Publisher: Love Inspired Suspense Released: Aug. 7, 2018

Source: ebook review copy from the publisher through NetGalley.

Book Description, Modified from NetGalley:
Minutes after his baby nephew is kidnapped, Texas Ranger Dallas Sanders traces the crime to a child trafficking ring hiding in plain sight. As he and local sheriff Rachel Young race to expose the sinister conspiracy, they’re determined to keep their relationship professional. But when Rachel’s infant daughter is also abducted, can she and Dallas rescue the children in time…and survive to have a future together?


My Review:
Texas Baby Pursuit is a Christian romantic suspense novel. It is the fourth in a series, but it reads like a stand alone. The hero and heroine were both law enforcement officers, and they worked together to question people and track down clues. They were competent at their jobs. The suspense came from the need to rescue the babies before they were sold off and from several attacks on the heroine.

The hero and heroine supported and respected each other and built each other up. Each had a bad relationship in the past that left them questioning their judgment when picking a romantic partner, but they talked this out together and worked through the issues that held them back. They were attracted to the other's character and personality, not only their looks. I appreciate authors who show this kind of relationship.

The Christian theme was the heroine feeling like God had let her down and questioning why a good God would allow evil to occur. There was no bad language or sex. Overall, I'd recommend this exciting suspense novel.


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