If seeing is believing, then forget what you know...
Prison Chaplain Dexter Knight is determined to move past one horror-filled December day—in fact, he has. He's even forgiven the woman responsible for his near-death.
Now if only he could shake the empty void in a place he knows was not always that way. If he could remember a woman well beyond her importance in his life, beyond the figment of his imagination his family assumes he created post-trauma, and the fragmented dreams he swears are real.
Internal Affairs Agent Charleen Davis wants nothing more than to fade back into her behind-the-scenes life. A string of undercover ops have left her with an entourage of concerned and overly involved friends, a sudden vested interest in Knight's Rescue Mission, and a therapist salivating over the thought of ending life as Charleen knows it.
But the information is already in the wrong hands and silencing Charleen is the beginning to an absolute end, where taking down innocent people is a foregone conclusion.
Hiding out is no longer an option. If Charleen hopes to beat this phantom, she'll need the one man who might dislike her more than the woman who nearly took his life. Because he—and his mysteriously absent wife—might be the only thing standing between her and death.
Between her and those dreams that aren't what they seem, because they aren't dreams at all.
Some secrets must be guarded. Some heroes aren't born.
They're revived.
**This book is part of a series. Reading the books in order will heighten your enjoyment of the characters within each story.**
My Review:
This is page-turning book that will keep your adrenaline pumping! Ms. Trautmiller's writing is a style all on its own, and you really just have to read it to understand it! In my opinion, it is really helpful to read the previous books in the series. There are some swear words (what I consider as swear words) used. Overall, excellent book and highly recommend!
I voluntarily received a complimentary copy from the author. All opinions and thoughts are my own.
Rating: 5 out of 5 stars
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