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Faith in the 4th
43 pages, Kindle Edition
Published June 23, 2026
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July 12, 2026
My true rating is 3.6 stars.
The story revolves around the main characters, Angela and Jackson Crow, who are intricately developed throughout the narrative. Their chemistry and growth are a highlight of the book, although some plot elements do feel familiar, occurring in various stories within the genre.
The plot kicks off with the mysterious disappearance of a young woman named Cassie Canady from a quaint neighborhood park. This park, usually a serene spot for locals, is buzzing with excitement as the community prepares for the grand two-hundred-and-fiftieth celebration of July 4th. The festive atmosphere contrasts sharply with the unsettling news of Cassie's vanishing.
The Krewe, a group known for handling unusual cases, finds itself facing an extraordinary challenge. The investigation begins under the guidance of a new ally—a spirit from the past, one who has previously aided Angela and Jackson in their quests. This ethereal friend adds an intriguing layer to their investigation, bridging the gap between the living and the spectral.
Detective Terry Mayberry, a reliable figure in the local law enforcement, informs the Crow duo about the urgency of the situation. Though Cassie has only been missing for a few hours, the gravity of the circumstances compels them to act swiftly. There’s an underlying tension that suggests this case might be intertwined with something larger and more sinister than a simple disappearance.
As they delve into the investigation, Angela and Jackson uncover clues indicating a deeper, more dangerous force at play—one that threatens not only Cassie’s safety but also the community's eagerly anticipated celebration.
With time slipping away and the stakes growing higher, the duo must tap into their skills and resourcefulness, racing against the clock to uncover the truth behind Cassie’s unsettling disappearance. Their journey is marked by suspense, the need for trust in one another, and an unwavering belief in what the holiday signifies—a spirit of hope and resilience. The truth beckons them, and as they piece together the clues, Angela and Jackson are determined to bring Cassie home before it’s too late.
The story revolves around the main characters, Angela and Jackson Crow, who are intricately developed throughout the narrative. Their chemistry and growth are a highlight of the book, although some plot elements do feel familiar, occurring in various stories within the genre.
The plot kicks off with the mysterious disappearance of a young woman named Cassie Canady from a quaint neighborhood park. This park, usually a serene spot for locals, is buzzing with excitement as the community prepares for the grand two-hundred-and-fiftieth celebration of July 4th. The festive atmosphere contrasts sharply with the unsettling news of Cassie's vanishing.
The Krewe, a group known for handling unusual cases, finds itself facing an extraordinary challenge. The investigation begins under the guidance of a new ally—a spirit from the past, one who has previously aided Angela and Jackson in their quests. This ethereal friend adds an intriguing layer to their investigation, bridging the gap between the living and the spectral.
Detective Terry Mayberry, a reliable figure in the local law enforcement, informs the Crow duo about the urgency of the situation. Though Cassie has only been missing for a few hours, the gravity of the circumstances compels them to act swiftly. There’s an underlying tension that suggests this case might be intertwined with something larger and more sinister than a simple disappearance.
As they delve into the investigation, Angela and Jackson uncover clues indicating a deeper, more dangerous force at play—one that threatens not only Cassie’s safety but also the community's eagerly anticipated celebration.
With time slipping away and the stakes growing higher, the duo must tap into their skills and resourcefulness, racing against the clock to uncover the truth behind Cassie’s unsettling disappearance. Their journey is marked by suspense, the need for trust in one another, and an unwavering belief in what the holiday signifies—a spirit of hope and resilience. The truth beckons them, and as they piece together the clues, Angela and Jackson are determined to bring Cassie home before it’s too late.
July 4, 2026
Reading a great Fourth of July book on another Fourth of July
I purposely saved this book for today the 250th anniversary on the declaration of independence. This was a good story. It was short. It was symbolic. It was patriotic and it reminded me of how great America is despite everything we the people survive.
I purposely saved this book for today the 250th anniversary on the declaration of independence. This was a good story. It was short. It was symbolic. It was patriotic and it reminded me of how great America is despite everything we the people survive.
July 13, 2026
great for the 250th birthday
H a p p y 2 5 0 th !!!!
Great history lesson at the end
Happy 4th of July.
H a p p y 2 5 0 th !!!!
Great history lesson at the end
Happy 4th of July.
August 3, 2026
This was a very short story. It was interesting, but not the usual trope from Heather Graham.
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