Fatal Witness

Title: Fatal Witness

Series: Pearl River #2

Author: Patricia Bradley

Publisher: Revell

Genre: Christian Fiction, Suspense, Contemporary Romance,

Source: Revell

My Review:

I immediately went into Fatal Witness after finishing the first book, Counter Attack. I highly recommend reading them in order. 

Patricia Bradley has done it again! She has written an incredible work of fiction that will have you spellbound until the very last word! You all, I KNEW who the bad guys were, and I was writing this whole plot in my head, and when a family member jumped in the fray, I figured that person was spying. I was so wrong 😂😂. I still think one of them should have been the bad guy! 

I did get hints as to who it was, but just like the characters in the story, I dismissed it, and I was like it couldn't be. Apparently, it could! 

Read for:

💛continuing story of characters from Counter Attack

💛Strong characters

💛family secrets

💛dissociative amnesia disorder

💛guard dogs

💛intense scenes

💛reconciliation

💛cold case murder

💛multiple plot twists

I devoured this book and couldn't put it down. While I think I liked the first book better, they are both fantastic reads and get all the stars from me. I can't wait for the next book in this series!!

★★★★★/5

Synopsis (Goodreads): 

As a child, artist and potter Dani Bennett witnessed the brutal murder of her parents. With no memory of the incident or her true identity, she was forced to take on a new name and a new life, hidden away in Montana for the past 25 years.

Mae Richmond has spent the same stretch of time searching for her granddaughter, who went missing the night her daughter and son-in-law were murdered. Convinced the woman she saw in a pottery magazine feature is the woman she's been searching for, she enlists the help of K-9 officer Mark Lassiter of Pearl Springs, Tennessee, who tracks Dani down.

Skeptical but curious, Dani sets out on a journey to uncover the secrets of her past and reclaim her true identity. But someone close to her is determined to keep the truth of what happened all those years ago hidden.