Deadly Target

MY THOUGHTS ON THIS BOOK

Criminal Psychologist Erin Larson's life is shattered when she is almost killed in a boating accident. And while she is still in shock from the accident, she gets a call that her mom attempted suicide, so she moves to Montana to take care of her mom. Meanwhile
Detective Nathan Campbell and his dad are fishing, and his dad is trying to tell him top secret stuff when he is gunned down. But that's not all. In her usual expertise in writing romantic suspense and mystery, author Elizabeth Goddard writes another heart stopping, edge of your seat thriller that will have you biting your nails as you turn the pages. I could not put this book down y'all. You have to read this one to get the full story and all of the suspense and mystery in the book.

I read the first book in the series, Present Danger, and it is amazing, and Deadly Target is just as awesome, if not better! I love Erin and Nathan, and wanted so much for them to find love again. I love the bits of attraction and sparks flying with they are together. Nathan is an all around good guy and Erin is a sweetheart and works so hard to overcome her past. All of the characters are fantastic and play their parts so well in each scene throughout the story. The plot was amazing, I kept going back re-reading parts of the story just to fully take it all in. There are twists and turns taking the story different directions, but the one big twist toward the end, I did not see that coming at all! What an amazing job Ms. Goddard does with the ending. And I think weaving the Christian life in the lives of her characters made this story even more enjoyable for me. I'm giving Deadly Target Five Stars, and would give it more if I could. If you enjoy a good clean edge of your seats  suspense, with faith running through, you have to give Deadly Target a try.

A special thanks to the author/publisher for a copy of this book. I am not required to write a positive review, the opinions here are mine alone. I am disclosing this with my review in accordance with the Federal Trade Commission's 16 CFR, Part 255.