This book started off slowly (for my taste) but then got better, so I'm glad I persisted in reading it. I liked that the author made God a part of the characters' lives. I liked that the author made Bryan so protective of those he cares about and how the author managed to interweave the two story lines. I half-expected Tami to break open some part of Bryan's previous case about the abducted women.

There were some point-of-view shifts (at least once the narrative slipped into first person when most of it was in third person) and a few typos that I noticed, so if those things bother you, you might want to skip this book.

I had not read any previous books in this series. ( )