By Kelly Bridgewater
Police Chief Tess O’Rourke’s small town is still reeling
from a devastating fire when the FBI asks for help: Could she shelter a witness
in a high-profile human trafficking case? Initially reluctant to put the
townspeople of Rogue’s Hollow at risk, Tess is swayed after she sees Pastor
Oliver Macpherson’s genuine conviction to rescue those in need, a trait in him
she’s coming to love more each day.
Tess’s fledgling faith is tested when crews of workmen from out of town come in to assist with the fire cleanup and she worries that one of these strangers might shine a light on things best kept hidden. Neither she nor Oliver knows that Rogue’s Hollow is already home to a suspect from a twenty-five-year-old murder case . . . and someone is taking cold aim at those Tess is sworn to protect.
Tess’s fledgling faith is tested when crews of workmen from out of town come in to assist with the fire cleanup and she worries that one of these strangers might shine a light on things best kept hidden. Neither she nor Oliver knows that Rogue’s Hollow is already home to a suspect from a twenty-five-year-old murder case . . . and someone is taking cold aim at those Tess is sworn to protect.
From Goodreads |
My Thoughts:
Returning to Rogue Hollow with Tess and Oliver made for
quite an amazing ride. In Cold Aim,
Janice Cantore took readers on a wild ride through the world of running away
from human trafficking. While this topic has become quite popular in suspense
novels lately, Cantore actually created a story about the characters on the run
about to squeal on their captors. The action started in the first chapter and
did not let up. Cantore stuck Tess in a number of horrible situations and
allowed her to sink or swim. I liked spending more time with Tess and, after
reading all three novels, seeing her change from the character we encountered
in the first series. The romance between Oliver and Tess does change and have a
little bit of romance, but nothing too gushy. Nothing close to a contemporary
romance take on the love. The only downside to the entire novel, in my opinion,
is what will happen to Tess and Oliver. Does she learn to balance police work
and her love of the pastor? Does she cling to her faith more? Hopefully,
Cantore creates something that have them appear in another story later in their
lives. I really enjoyed this installment, and I really can't wait to see what
comes next from Janice Cantore.
I received a complimentary copy of Cold Aim by Janice Cantore from Tyndale Publishing, but the
opinions stated are all my own.
My Rating:
4.5 out of 5 stars
Purchase Cold Aim
About the Author:
From Amazon |
A former Long Beach, California, police officer of
twenty-two years, Janice Cantore worked a variety of assignments, including
patrol, administration, juvenile investigations, and training. She's always
enjoyed writing and published two short articles on faith at work for Cop and
Christ and Today's Christian Woman before tackling novels. She now lives in a
small town in southern Oregon, where she enjoys exploring the forests, rivers,
and lakes with her Labrador retrievers, Abbie and Tilly.
Janice writes suspense novels designed to keep readers engrossed and leave them inspired. Crisis Shot is the first title in her latest series. Janice also authored the Cold Case Justice series--Drawing Fire, Burning Proof, and Catching Heat--the Pacific Coast Justice series--Accused, Abducted, and Avenged--and the Brinna Caruso novels, Critical Pursuit and Visible Threat.
Visit Janice's website at www.janicecantore.com and connect with her on Facebook at www.facebook.com/JaniceCantore. (Taken from Amazon.)
Janice writes suspense novels designed to keep readers engrossed and leave them inspired. Crisis Shot is the first title in her latest series. Janice also authored the Cold Case Justice series--Drawing Fire, Burning Proof, and Catching Heat--the Pacific Coast Justice series--Accused, Abducted, and Avenged--and the Brinna Caruso novels, Critical Pursuit and Visible Threat.
Visit Janice's website at www.janicecantore.com and connect with her on Facebook at www.facebook.com/JaniceCantore. (Taken from Amazon.)
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