About the Book:
Dancer Becca Stapleton lives to magnify the Lord through dance, but when
she becomes involved in a gangland murder, her life becomes anything
but the dance she imagined.
Tall, handsome Wes Lloyd helped her pull the body from the Gulf of Mexico, but is his interest in her real? And if the police are suspicious of his innocent bystander persona, shouldn’t she be?
Luis Ramirez, the gang leader accused of murder, has hardened himself to the role he’s playing. Drugs, gang wars, and robbery are his life. But Becca and the man they call Reece have something he doesn’t have—peace. He’s not sure he wants it, but he can’t seem to get free of them or their caring. Not only are the police after him, but a larger gang is advocating for war, so he might have nothing to lose by investigating this Jesus. If, that is, he lives long enough.
Tall, handsome Wes Lloyd helped her pull the body from the Gulf of Mexico, but is his interest in her real? And if the police are suspicious of his innocent bystander persona, shouldn’t she be?
Luis Ramirez, the gang leader accused of murder, has hardened himself to the role he’s playing. Drugs, gang wars, and robbery are his life. But Becca and the man they call Reece have something he doesn’t have—peace. He’s not sure he wants it, but he can’t seem to get free of them or their caring. Not only are the police after him, but a larger gang is advocating for war, so he might have nothing to lose by investigating this Jesus. If, that is, he lives long enough.
My Review:
I love fiction spiritual warfare books, and this was a new author to me. The writing was excellent, the plot line was engaging, and the characters were dynamic and believable. As I turned page after page, I found myself becoming completely engrossed in the story. Writing about gangs can be a tough topic to address, but the writer does it in, I believe, an authentic yet non-gritty way. Excellent story and would highly recommend!
Rating: 5 out of 5 stars
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