Over the Edge
by Irene Hannon
Pub DateOct 01 2024 | Archive Date Not set
Revell
Christian|. Mystery & Thrillers|. Romance
Revell and Netgalley have provided me with a copy of Over the Edge for review:
Trauma survivor Lindsey Barnes hasn’t fully recovered from the ordeal that almost ended her life, and now she’s facing another crisis. Not only is she the sole witness in a high-profile murder case, but someone is also pushing her to question her sanity. Aside from being the sole witness in a high-profile murder case, someone is also questioning her sanity.
Jack Tucker is unsure of what to believe when his elusive enemy leaves no evidence behind to support her claims. Yet the more he gets to know the appealing personal chef, the more he’s convinced someone is targeting not only her sanity, but her life. Despite this, he becomes increasingly convinced that someone is targeting not only her sanity but her life as well.
Unless they can figure out who is behind the campaign to undermine her credibility, a killer could slip away, leaving more than one body behind.
I give Over the Edge five out of five stars!
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Michelle Renee Kidwell
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Comments (2)
Interesting! Thanks for the review!
I know I will have to read this book. Good Review Michelle. - Nicely Done!!!