Review of Journey's Edge

Recently, I read Journey's Edge written by Dora Hiers and published by White Rose. If you like romance or romantic suspense, this book should appeal to you.   

McKinley Frasier is an accountant who has an angry client on her tail because he didn't like her audit. On the run from the client, McKinley runs into Renner Crossman, a cop turned U.S. Marshall and her former fiancé. McKinley tries to steer clear of Renner to shield herself from past hurt, but when McKinley's daughter's safety is at stake, she is forced to ask for Renner's help.

The book is heavier on romance than suspense (I didn't mind; no complaints here), but for this reason, it may not appeal as much to those who read romantic suspense more for the suspense aspect. Still, the book was fast paced. I stayed up late reading it (always a good sign). Spiritual/inspirational elements flowed organically and didn't feel forced.

Additionally, the characters were extremely likeable. Also, the author utilized deep POV, so I felt immersed in the story. There was at least one twist in the story--I did not see it coming, but that's good. I like not being able to figure everything out ahead of time. 

Bottom line: I enjoyed this book, would recommend it to others, and would read it again. Also, I would read more books by this author after having read Journey's Edge.

The book is set for a March 30 release in e-book and print formats.

In the meantime, if you you think you would like Journey's Edge, you might also want to check out, Journey's End, by Dora Hiers, which comes before Journey's Edge chronologically. 

*Please note that I received a free copy of this book in exchange for my review. However, I was not required to write a positive review. The opinion expressed here is my own. 

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