Trial of the Innocent

Shadow Catchers #1

by Sara Mitchell

The calculating glint in his eyes revealed more than he wanted her to know. Eve Sheridan cannot shake the suspicion that something is very wrong about her sister Rebecca's marriage. Giles Dawson, a handsome, debonair man, has taken Rebecca away to a dream cottage in the English countryside but Rebecca's letters to Eve are filled with foreboding, even a sense of impending danger. Then, without warning, Eve is thrust into a maelstrom of intrigue and terror. As she attempts to discover the truth about her sister's husband, she finds herself linked up with Pinkerton detective Alexander MacKay, and embroiled in a case that could cost her her life. Will Eve's struggling faith to trust despite all obstacles prove strong enough to prevail against the evil that surrounds her?

336 pages, Paperback

First published July 1, 1995

Reviews

[James · Rating 5 out of 5]

I really enjoyed this Christian mystery: suspense, action, romance, and a detailed plot. A little hard at first with the multiple characters with different names (real and alias), and the criminal plot development. However, it was a good book that was woven together nicely. One particular thing I didn't expect. I won't tell you. I appreciate the good morals the author presents, without the horrific details that some authors think they have to include.

[Carol]

Is there a "Shadow Catchers 2"?