Plain Target

I love both of the main characters. They are extremely well developed. They each have fears and things from their pasts that shaped who they are and color how they see things in the present. These were slowly revealed to us.

One of my favorite things was seeing what life was like for Jess McGrath with her complete deafness. I had never gotten inside the head and emotions of a person who had to deal with lip reading and sign language to communicate. It was a great twist during the danger.

I also liked Jess’s faith in God and how she didn’t force it on Seth. But she also didn’t hide it.

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Wow! This is one of those books that after I started it, I couldn't put it down and ended up reading it in one setting. Following Jess and Seth as they tried to find out why they Jess was targeted and tried to stay a step ahead of those out to kill her made for some edge of the seat suspense. I also enjoyed following their relationship develop as they tried to move beyond the hurts of the past to see what the future held for them. I certainly recommend this one to the reader who enjoys good Christian romance and suspense in an Amish setting. I was given a copy of this book, but a positive was not required. The opinions expressed are my own. I definitely will be looking forward to the next book in the series.