Book Details:
Book Description:
A killer in pursuit…
and a little boy’s life is at stake.
When Francesca Brown discovers a dead body, bullets start flying her way. Soon FBI agent Tanner Hall arrives—only to find an autistic Amish boy hiding nearby. As a witness to a crime, it’s clear someone will stop at nothing to silence the little boy—permanently. With assailants on their trail, can Fran and Tanner unravel a lethal conspiracy before the murderer strikes again?
My Thoughts: Remarkable
Protecting the Amish Child is a sit-on-the-edge-of-your-seat story from beginning to end, and I was hooked by the intrigue from the first page. Francesca and Tanner are wonderful characters who each have some baggage that they carry. Their story was perfectly blended with elements of intrigue, suspense, mystery, and faith. The twists and turns kept me guessing who the culprit was and what would happen to Francesca and Tanner.
Author Dana Lynn has crafted an amazing story of romance and suspense. But she has also added some fantastic insight into autism and hyperthymesia. Both were very informative, adding very special and integral details to the story. This remarkable story is sure to keep you glued to the pages until the very end.
Thank you to NetGalley for providing me with an advanced copy of this book. All comments and opinions are voluntary and completely my own.
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About the Author: Dana R. Lynn
Dana R. Lynn is a bestselling, award winning author of romantic suspense and Amish romance who believes in the power of God to touch people through stories. She met her husband at a wedding in Pennsylvania and told her parents she had met her future husband. Nineteen months later, they were married. Today, they live in rural Pennsylvania and are entering the world of empty nesters. She is a teacher of the Deaf and Hard of Hearing by day and writes stories of romance and danger at night. She is also a blogger on Seekerville and a member of the Suspense Squad. Dana is an avid reader, loves cats and thinks chocolate should be a food group. Readers can contact her or sign up to receive her monthly newsletter at www.danarlynn.com.
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