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ncrabb's review
3.0
This book will pull you in from the first page and keep you interested. Macady Jackson, back in Idaho temporarily to help her ailing mom, takes a quiet ride into the desert in an attempt to collect her thoughts before going back to work at the family-owned store. When bullets begin whizzing by her head, she is both frightened and puzzled. Who, after all, wants her dead?
Deputy Sheriff Aaron Westerman, unbeknownst to Macady, is also in the desert near her. He's looking for evidence of a drug ring whose headquarters are hidden somewhere in that stark place, and from a distance, he and Macady have a similar biuld. That explains why she's being shot at, but it doesn't make her escape any less hair raising. Predictably, she and Aaron strike up a friendship that becomes love, but both have their share of difficulty to overcome before that love can be realized.
This book pits the forces of good against the forces of evil without being preachy. In fact, in the world of LDS fiction, this is some of the better stuff that's out there.
Deputy Sheriff Aaron Westerman, unbeknownst to Macady, is also in the desert near her. He's looking for evidence of a drug ring whose headquarters are hidden somewhere in that stark place, and from a distance, he and Macady have a similar biuld. That explains why she's being shot at, but it doesn't make her escape any less hair raising. Predictably, she and Aaron strike up a friendship that becomes love, but both have their share of difficulty to overcome before that love can be realized.
This book pits the forces of good against the forces of evil without being preachy. In fact, in the world of LDS fiction, this is some of the better stuff that's out there.
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