From the description of this book, I assumed it would be another mystery involving a man who doesn’t know that he fathered a child with a woman, only to learn years later when a daughter disappears. My problem with this book is the religious overtones that were peppered throughout the book. Definitely a turn off for me.

Eason knows how to keep tension high, but you need to accept that a mom and a Marshall on medical leave would be given access to police files and help investigate their missing daughter. This is a new audio of a novel written earlier in her career, which may explain the procedural anomalies. Reliance on a loving God and praying are strong threads throughout the story. The narration is good and especially shines when emotions run high. Purchase where Eason titles are popular.

Thanks to the publisher and NetGalley for a review audiobook. All opinions expressed are my own.