Barbara Phinney

This was a nice book with a good suspense story line.  Hunter Gordon is released from prison after serving ten years for a crime he did not commit.  His "serrogate" father, before dying of cancer, asks Hunter to protect his daughter from people who might retaliate for her father's criminal behavior.  As one might expect, Hunter and the daughter fall for each other and all works out gr

This story was about a man fresh out of prison for a crime that he did not commit. During his 10 years in prison he became a christian.  When he was released  he was asked to look out for a friend's daughter, Rae, because her life was in danger. It took a while for Rae to trust him, but by the end of the story, trust wasn't the only thing she felt for him.

It took Kaylee a lot of courage to put her trust in Eli, a man who looked so much like the man that emotionally tortured her for two years.  This story was so real.  Compounds like Noah's exist and this is what make this story seem more like a non fiction than a fiction story.

Hunter Gordon had pleaded guilty to a crime he did not commit 10 years earlier.  The man that had taken him in and given him a chance is dying and he tells Gordon that his daugher, Rae, is in danger.  He is wanting his help to keep Rae safe.   However Rae's father dies before Hunter comes back to town and her father never told her of any problems.  Everyone believes that 10 years ago Hunter

This was a wonderful book about forgiveness.  First, Hunter had to forgive Rae's father, then Rae was able to forgive Hunter.  Then . . . Rae found out her father had not been the perfect man she thought he was and she forgave him.

There was lots of suspense that kept the story moving.  I enjoyed this book.

#21 The cover of this book drew my attention immediately,I was totally fascinated and had to read it right away. Happy to say I wasn't disappointed,it is a very intriguing storyline.

Very well written good ending