I enjoy Patricia Bradley's novels, and what I liked best about Counter Attack was the interesting premise (involving chess and the dark web). The main characters (Alex Stone and Nathan Landry--both in law enforcement) were likeable and realistic. The story features a reunion/second-chance type romance. I like how Bradley organically wove the the faith element into the plot.
Fans of romantic suspense and suspense should enjoy this latest release from Patricia Bradley.
Deception, the fourth book in Patricia Bradley’s
Natchez Trace Park Rangers series, is a romantically suspenseful, fast-paced
tale featuring a ranger who works with the Investigative Services Branch (Madison
Thorn) and park ranger, Clayton Bradshaw. The book starts off with a bang and
continues to feature plenty of action to keep readers turning the pages. The
ending contains several twists, which will keep readers guessing until the very
end. The spiritual theme of the book is forgiveness, which is handled well and
woven organically into the story. Additionally, the book deals with the topics
of addiction and adoption. While this is the fourth book in the series, it
could be read stand-alone.
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