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<This is the fourth novel
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It’s been so long since flight paramedic Raina Price has
been Brianne, so long that she’s been running. Somewhere still in the world,
there is Kevin Anderson, and she knows that’s not his real name. When she sees
a national interview of a young, teenage snowboarding sensation, she prepares
for her past to finally catch up to her. She’s been training for it all these
years, and looking over her shoulder for her stalker has become second nature.
She will sacrifice her own safety to protect the son of her abusive
ex-boyfriend.
US Marshal
Vincent (Vince) Covelli is a tracker (of fugitives) and a protector (of his
assignees). When Raina is almost killed, he vows to protect her at all costs,
even taking personal time off in order to do so. It is apparent that someone
wants Raina gone, and that doesn’t settle well with Vince, because he wants to
build a relationship with her. He wants her to trust him. And he wants her to
give her struggles and fears to God.
Eason doesn’t
write idly on. Nope, she catapults readers straight into the high-stakes melee
of this cat-and-mouse game. As readers discover, it turns into more of a
cat-and-cat-and-mouse game. There is tension and danger, little moments of
whimsy, solid faith and shaky faith, friendships so strong that they could move
mountains and the tentativeness of new love. Eason is a master raconteur of
Christian romantic suspense, and I can count on her stories to be riveting and
hold my attention from first page to last. My only wish is that her stories
would showcase some racially diverse characters, as all of the main and
supporting characters cue as Caucasian. This novel in the Extreme Measures series features a woman determined
to put her traumatic past in the past, while I look forward to a future full of
many more stories from Eason!
Book One:
Life Flight
Book Two:
Crossfire
Book Three:
Critical Threat
* Disclosure of Material Connection: I received this book
free from Revell Books. I was not required to write a positive review. The
opinions are expressly my own. I am disclosing this in accordance with the
Federal Trade Commission’s 16 CFR, Part 255: “Guides Concerning the Use of
Endorsements and Testimonials in Advertising.”
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