Review of New Release- Waylaid by Jerusha Agen

Someone wants to kill her. She wants the killer to finish the job.

Spring Weston will do anything to rise in the ranks of pro cycling and prove she isn’t the one failure of the five Weston siblings. Anything except cheat. When she learns of doping on her cycling team, she’s determined to uncover the truth. But she can’t if she’s dead.

Sergeant Torin Cotter may not be the hero the public thinks he is, but he recognizes fear when he sees it. When he takes over the investigation of the collision that landed Spring in the hospital, he’s compelled to protect her from whatever danger she’s in, even though he knows he might fail. Again.

Spring’s faith in God isn’t enough to help her face the living nightmare she awakened to after the accident. But neither she nor the handsome sergeant see the greater threat that’s coming until it’s too late.

If they’re going to survive, Spring and Torin will not only have to confront their worst fears—they’ll have to find a reason to live.

Waylaid is the first installment in the thrilling Windy City Westons series that features five siblings who encounter danger and love in Chicago. (Each book can stand alone or be read as series installments.)

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ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Jerusha Agen imagines danger around every corner, but knows God is there, too. So naturally, she writes romantic suspense infused with the hope of salvation in Jesus Christ. Jerusha loves to hang out with her big furry dogs and little furry cats, often while reading or watching movies.

Get a free suspense story from Jerusha and find more of her thrilling, fear-fighting novels at www.JerushaAgen.com.

MY REVIEW

Waylaid is an intense suspense story from the first few pages and gets deeper the more you get into the plot. The first chapter hooked me. From there, I couldn't put it down.

Spring Weston and Torin Cotter's main characters were both incredible. As the story unfolded, many layers emerged, some of which were surprises. Multiple cases that just happened to intertwine took me on quite the roller-coaster ride. I was often on the edge of my seat, trying to figure out what was happening next. The mystery of who the real villain was kept me guessing until almost at the end.

The author put together a very good plot with many twists and turns. The Christian aspect enriched the story and was exactly where it needed to be. It's a great start to a new series.

I received a complimentary copy from the author; a positive review is not required. All opinions are my own.