Shadows from the Past
About the Book:
“…It is the price you pay for choosing to be a cop. Your brother’s life…”
Those words haunt her dreams, and her waking moments. LAPD officer, Aurora Kavvan cannot rest until she finds her brothers killer. Digging into the past always brings back unpleasant things: memories, guilt…the hit man. Now she is in a race against time to find the murderer before he finds her.
“Kill her. I don’t care how, and I don’t care where, but I want her dead now!”
Someone was trying to kill his dead partner’s sister. FBI agent, Jordan Reiley will stop at nothing to protect the woman he loves. Even if it means going against her wishes; putting himself between her and the man who murdered her
brother.
Will God keep them alive long enough for them to find the truth?
My Review:
Sometimes you take a chance on a book and find you got one you really like. This is one of those cases. I liked the overall action and mystery of the story. I felt for Jordan, rather deeply and I came to like Rorie just fine. Sure some of it seemed obvious to me and some places were kinda repetitive, however, that's realistic to an extent as well. I liked watching Jordan's strong faith and watching Aurora's faith change and grow. I enjoyed this book and I'm going to be reading at least two more in this series.
4 Stars
Author Bio:
Ashley Dawn was born and raised in rural Arkansas where she developed her love for writing while helping in her parent's office. She graduated with an accounting degree from the University of Central Arkansas but is currently working as a legal assistant.
Ashley has been writing professionally for the past twelve years and has three published books. Her Shadows Series include Shadows From The Past, Shadows of Suspicion, Shadows of Pain, and Shadows of Deception. She is currently working on multiple projects including the fifth in her ‘Shadows’ series entitled “Shadows in Black and White” and also a standalone suspense titled ‘One of Their Own’. She and her family make their home in Texas.
Purchase link: (This book is .99 at the time of this review, and yes, I bought a copy! My first copy came from Celebrate Lit.)
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