So tell me, what would you do? If you woke up to a gun in your face held by a very not nice man who asked you for something you didn't know existed and then said your husband might not be who he said he was? What would you do if a federal agent showed up at your door? And what would you do if you didn't know who you could trust, but knew you had to trust someone?
This was Summer Abernathy's day. Her husband is missing and may not be who she thinks he is. She has 8 hours to find something that she has no clue about, and she has two very young clients who are counting on her to save them from their abusive daddy.
My review of No One to Trust by Lynette Eason? LOVE LOVE LOVE LOVE
I had so much fun reading this book. She had me hopping and guessing all through the book. Loved that there were twists and turns right up to the end. Loved the story of trust and forgiveness and trust and forgiveness and trust and forgiveness....that was woven again and again throughout the story.
My one con. There was one scene at the back of the book (don't worry, I won't tell you which one), that I found entirely unbelievable. It had to do with something Shannon carried with her through her adventure. I don't recall it ever being mentioned and I just didn't see how she would have been able to keep it with her the whole time, but maybe that's the not so closeted cynic in me.
Anyway, absolutely loved this book and will continue reading other books by Ms. Eason such as her Women of Justice or Deadly Reunions Series or whatever book #2 will be in this Hidden Identity Series.
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