Vow Of Justice By: Lynette Eason

I have read all 4 Books in the Blue Justice Series. They keep you in your seat and this one did the same.  This story made me sit back and wonder about how to trust when you do not even know that person in your life is secretive, manipulative and dishonest.. A person that you always need to watch your back. But Linc St. John and Allie are partners and even with the law enforcement. They are 2 people that rely on the Lord to see them through each case and this is a big one.  

This book was given to me by Revell a division of Baker Publishing Group and Interviews and Reviews. My review is my honest opinion. This is a 5 * book for sure.

Backroads to Belonging By Kristen Strong

This book could not come at a better time for me. The author puts you step by step by trusting in God and knowing He is there through the most difficult times and the best times.

The author provides comforting steps that bring positiveness to your well-being and the struggles you may have about not belonging but learning through faith and trusting in God and getting to know Him more through His Word you will definitely know you belong. I rate this as a 5*. I was given this book from Revell Baker Publishing. I gave my honest opinion on this review.

Tate By Susan May Warren

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Tate (The Montana Marshalls #2) was a great read. It was full of drama and the characters stood out like in Book #1 of the series. Tate never felt he was good enough for anyone. He felt anyone that he got close to; something would happen and he did not want that to happen to Glo. He loved Glo and would protect her to the very end. The story was very inspirational when Tate is told by family that he was loved no matter what from God. Tate begins to realize that it is important to let his guard down and be loved. Glo learns that she needs to be herself and not what others want her to be. I received this as an ebook by the author. My review is my honest opinion.

Peril By Jordyn Redwood

I love Jordyn Redwood's Novels to this series but this one did not grab me and it took me so long to get through it.  I  think the story itself was cut up a bit and could not keep me from wandering and trying to figure out who was what, etc. Jordyn  Redwood is a great writer but Peril I just could not get into. Not enough moving suspense.