Sheriff’s daughter Harley Tatum hates injustice, as it hits particularly close to home. Her trauma-riddled past made her vow never to return to Copper Mountain, where she lost her family and was abandoned by the man she loved. But when she receives a call that the drug dealer responsible for so much of her pain is at large, she decides to return to Alaska for one final chance at justice.
The last person Jericho Bowie expected to see in Copper Mountain is the woman he abandoned years ago. When Harley needs his heroic avalanche dog, Orlando, to track down a drug lord, Jericho realizes he has a chance to redeem his mistakes. As they navigate the treacherous Alaskan mountains, tentative feelings grow yet again, but their mission quickly turns defensive as the hunted becomes the hunter, and only courage, trust, and a loyal K9 can lead them home alive.
Bestselling and award-winning author Susan May Warren packs action, adventure, and heart-pounding suspense into her newest K9 novel set in the rugged wilderness of Alaska.
Review:
Neither Harley nor Jericho thought they would see each other after Jericho’s abrupt departure from home and Harley moving away. But, they return to Copper Mountain as they are each assigned to track down and bring a criminal to justice that has directly impacted their families.
There were strong faith elements throughout the story, and I enjoyed seeing this and the growth that both Harley and Jericho made in their relationship with God. There is a message of forgiveness and reconciliation that was genuine and provided additional depth to the story.
Things I loved:
danger
suspense
plot twists
characters from previous books
Reader son romantic suspense will enjoy this series, and particularly this book. I recommend you read the previous book, Track of Courage to fully enjoy this story.
I received a copy of the book from Revell Fiction and Great Reads Book Promo. All opinions in this review are my own.
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