Jerusha Agen, author of Terminal Danger, has struck gold, once again!! Phoenix Gray, who is the founder and mentor of the Guardians, is a quick thinker who can resolve almost anything, usually within mere minutes of hearing whatever the problem is. However, her analytical mind comes with one problem – there is no evident feeling in the empathy, or sympathy, given to others. To the people who know Phoenix best, her team, she seems to have no faith in anyone -- other than in herself. In any previous moments of interaction, the people closest to her know that she has closed off a big very big part of herself – her heart.
Throughout Terminal Danger, Phoenix’s emphasis on protecting the innocent, revealed her need to protect children who couldn’t defend themselves. Her love was given to children by giving them tools to protect themselves, as well as others, from the evil in this world. However, when evil kidnapped more than one child, just to draw Phoenix out, she threw herself into the search. During that search, she was reacquainted with an FBI agent, Callum Ross, whom she had met on a previous missing child case. He began to see her as the woman she had become: a woman without faith who wanted to bring the killer to justice.
As always, Agen’s story gripped my heart as I hung onto my seat for this crazy and wild ride. I loved every aspect of this book and the tools, as well as the people, that were used to deliver a message of hope, love and faith in an amazing, awesome God. As I read, an adage kept popping into my mind – believe in Him and that Truth will set you free. Thank you, Jerusha Agen for this amazing gift of story! I give Terminal Danger, the end of a fabulous set of books, 5 out of 5 stars.