When Iowa state trooper Jaysa Camerota and her K-9, Remy, discover a scared boy trapped in a car wreck, they narrowly survive the gunfire that follows. With an unknown assailant closing in fast and the nonverbal child struggling to communicate, Jaysa is forced to accept help from her ex-fiancĂ©, social worker Ender Hammett. Soon it becomes clear that young Trevor is harboring perilous secrets—and that someone will do anything to have him silenced. When Ender’s past becomes the key to exposing a killer, can they unravel this lethal plot…or is survival out of reach?
My Thoughts
Guarding the Child Witness by Sharee Stover is a fast-paced novel with nonstop action. The characters were realistic. I felt for Trevor whose world was just turned upside down. Remy, Jayse’s K-9 partner, brought comfort to the little boy. The mystery presented an engaging challenge, increasing in complexity with each successive chapter and featuring several unexpected developments. The action kept things lively. Ender and Jayse still have feelings for each other, but Jayse remains resentful over the way Ender ended their relationship. The narrative is interlaced with a subtle element of faith. This leads Jayse to realize that Ender has grown, which could mean they have another chance to be together. The epilogue effectively concludes the story. Guarding the Child Witness is a stirring story with an auto accident, a fearful lad, an old flame, resolute killers, a house with a history, a harmed mother, and a second chance.
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