Description
When decorated FBI undercover agent Scott Sinclair suffers a gunshot wound in his right arm, the injury threatens his future career in the field. He is determined to regain his former job by training himself to use his left hand, and failure is not an option–especially when he’s unofficially pulled into an investigation.Tori Mitchell is a passionate crime reporter and podcaster who has dedicated her life to seeking justice. Her relentless pursuit of the truth has freed a wrongfully convicted man from prison, making Tori an enemy of the true killer. When her nephew is accused of a different murder, nothing can stop her from getting involved and clearing his name.Soon after Tori and Scott reconnect on the case, shots are fired, leaving them to wonder which of them has been targeted. As the investigation intensifies, so do the threats and the sparks between them, but Tori’s doubtful if she can extend grace and trust to Scott. They’ll have to combine their skills and rely on their growing relationship to outsmart the killer.
Perfect for fans of Lynette Eason, Lynn H. Blackburn, Elizabeth Goddard, and readers who love faith-based fiction and edge-of-your-seat thrillers, this riveting, clean romantic suspense delivers heart-pounding danger and forced-proximity romance.
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Sexual Content - 1/5
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Violence - 2/5
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Language - 0/5
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Drugs and Alcohol - 1/5
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Summary
On the Edge of Trust by Patricia Bradley is a compelling mystery that reminded me just how much I enjoy her writing. Returning to Logan Point felt like revisiting an old favorite, and it even made me want to go back and reread Nick’s story from Shadows of the Past.
Although I’m not usually drawn to reporter characters, Tori—a crime reporter and podcaster—won me over quickly. Bradley crafted her as a smart, likable, and determined heroine. Scott, however, was my favorite character. I appreciated watching him work through the physical and emotional challenges left over from his previous job.
The story also introduces several great secondary characters—Drew, Amy, and Caleb—any of whom could easily carry their own books. Drew, in particular, finds himself in a difficult situation that adds depth and tension to the plot. With multiple suspects and a well-layered mystery, this story kept me guessing and fully engaged.
A strong, enjoyable addition to the Logan Point world.
Content warnings - One of the characters is a recovered alcoholic and secondary character may be an alcoholic
reviewed by Donna