Summary:The bureau owns her.
Under FBI protection, Sara isn't even Sara Walsh anymore. Her name is what they tell her. Her home is where they send her. And she's never there for long.
A stranger owns her.
Though faceless, he haunts Sara's dreams. He's the man who abducted her as a child and continues to stalk her. He's the one who is determined to end their connection-and Sara's life.
But most of all, fear owns her.
Which makes falling in love with a man as high profile as Adam Black a bad idea. And a dangerous one. For both of them. Sara's world is unsafe place for love-and certainly an unsafe place for the children Adam longs for. No one knows that better than Sara, and she can't take the risk . . .
Cons:
For the most part, none.
Pros:
This book is well written and has an engaging story which imparts a good reminder that we need to hand our fears over to the Lord.
Through the whole book, Adam's determination to get to know Sara is sweet, and funny at times. And again, the mix of romance and suspense is just about perfect (though I would have preferred that there be a bit more suspense then there was).
I read this book after I read the O'Malley Chronicles and it was nice to hear more about Dave Richmond (who is a main character in The Negotiator) and Sara (who is also mentioned in The Negotiator). It also clears up some questions you have about them.
This book easily gets five stars. For those of you that like Christian romance and suspense, this book is definitively for you.
Recommended for ages 15 and up.
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