Too Close to Home (Women of Justice Book #1)

Lynette Eason

Apr 2010 · Women of Justice Book 1 · Revell

About this ebook

Samantha Cash is the FBI's secret weapon. Her methods are invisible, and she never stops until the case is closed. When missing teens begin turning up dead in a small Southern town, Samantha is assigned to help local chief Connor Wolfe find the killer. And he has two problems with that. There's her faith--in God and herself. And then there's the fact that she looks exactly like his late wife.

As they get close to an answer, the case becomes personal. The killer seems to be taking an interest in Connor's 16-year-old daughter, who thinks her dad is getting way too protective. Can't a girl just have some fun?

Too Close to Home ratchets up the suspense with each page, and will have readers cheering for the characters they love as justice is served and love grows even in the face of danger. Read this one with the lights on!

Ratings and reviews

Well developed characters, a crime that was literary "too close to home" knowing this could easily happen. However the book does drag and the Agent was apparent a few chapters in as was the reason behind the missing girls. Christian elements, with the exception of Jamie's recovery and Jenna's self discovery were excessive. It was as I was reading too separate books which distracted from each other. The ending left much too much unknown. The motivate was wanting.

Teenage girls missing, found dead, a suspected made to order baby market. FBI agent Samantha tracks the killer through computers while overlooking the killer in the midst of all the action. An excellent read.

I really enjoyed the storyline and the characters. Glad to find great Christian fiction like this. If not for the confusing transitions between scenes, I'd give this book 5 stars.

About the author

Lynette Eason is the author of three romantic suspense novels, and a member of American Christian Fiction Writers and Romance Writers of America. A homeschooling mother of two, she has a master's degree in education from Converse College.