Silent Shadows
by Natalie Walters ISBN-13: 9780800735340 Paperback: 336 pages Publisher: Revell Released: March 31st 2020 |
Source: ebook review copy from the publisher through NetGalley.
Book Description from Goodreads:
Pecca Gallegos moved to the tiny town of Walton, Georgia, to protect her son and escape the dangerous lifestyle that once defined her. When a series of strange circumstances evolve into threats, Pecca finds herself confiding in an unlikely ally--her stubborn patient.
Army veteran Colton Crawford is desperate to recover from the undiagnosed disorder that is ruining his life, and his instincts are on high alert when threats against his nurse and her son force him to take action. But Colton's involvement only ramps up the danger when he uncovers a family secret revealing that whoever is after Pecca is closer--and more deadly--than they realized.
My Review:
Silent Shadows is a Christian romantic suspense novel. This is the third book in a series. You don't need to read the previous book to understand this one, and this book didn't spoil the previous book.
Colton felt useless due to his movement disorder, so he struggled to accept that God cared about him or that he brought anything worthwhile to a relationship. Pecca didn't trust her judgment about picking good men, and she couldn't date a patient, could she? Colton reached out to her disable son to help him to see himself as more than a missing leg, and he's determined to feel useful by helping to protect her when someone starts shooting at her. Their relationship grew as they spent time together.
The characters acted realistically to events and came across as real people with genuine struggles. The suspense came from someone threatening Pecca and even trying to kill her, but they're not certain why. There was no sex or bad language. Overall, I'd recommend this enjoyable suspense novel.
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