I loved the characters, Will Stryker and Jasmine Jefferson, in this book. They both have their own faith and belief in God, but show that there are many ways to have a relationship with Him. Jasmine is in WITSEC, and Will, an Alaskan State Trooper charged with finding drug runners, suspects she is not as honest as she appears. Having been deceived previously, he has become cynical and does not trust many people. He spends devotional time with God every morning, but seems to forget He is ALWAYS present in his daily life. Jasmine has relied on her faith and relationship with God through constant prayer, both before and after entering the witness protection program. She wants to believe the hardest part of her life is behind her, giving up everything in her old life, but is reluctantly willing to do it again if God calls her to do so. Ever since Will came into her life, someone has been trying to kill her, or him, but she is still willing to help the trooper and his drug sniffing collie, Scout, find who is smuggling illegal drugs to the remote Alaskan frontier. Throughout this entertaining and high-stakes read, we get several reminders that we all can serve Him in our own way.
This book is part of a larger series I have not yet read, but it is a standalone read. That being said, having enjoyed the Alaskan and K-9 partner themes, I will likely start reading the series from the beginning.
Admittedly, I am a fan of Jodie Bailey’s books, and I have read all of them to date. If this is your first consideration of her books and enjoy it, I highly recommend you read her entire library.
I received an ARC of this book in exchange for my honest and unbiased review.