Juliet Cole and her husband Bob are
returning the rental truck they used to help Juliet's sister Holly
move when a white car drives up, and the driver shoots Bob. He dies
and Juliet is heart broken. As she copes with his death she finds
things that suggest Bob was leading a double life. Juliet is crushed
as one relevation piles on another. She tries to hang on to her faith
and help her sons through the difficult time, but it isn't easy.
Her siblings are there to help. Bob's
death appears to be connected to another death that affected her
family. Cathy, Juliet's younger sister, was engaged to Joe Hogan, a
policeman killed in a drug bust that went wrong. Now it looks as if
the person responsible for Joe's death was also involved with Bob in
drug trafficking.
This is a fast paced thriller. As one
revelation piles on another, you can't help reading on to find out
what will happen. Although this is not the first book in the
Moonlighters Series, it's a standalone novel. The author brings the
reader up to date on the previous murders without getting heavy
handed and slowing the story.
Juliet, Cathy, and Michael are all
likeable characters. The teenage son, Zach, is portrayed as a typical
teenager trying to understand his father's death and the subsequent
revelations about his life. The characterization works well.
I recommend this book if you like
thrillers. Although this one has a Christian background it is not
heavy handed and the religious aspects work well to defined the
characters.
I reviewed this book for BookLook
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