Search - Too Close to Home (Women of Justice, Bk 1)

WOW...just...WOW! I don't even know where to start!

This was my first taste of Lynette Eason's spell-binding suspense, but it most definitely will NOT be my last! Too Close to Home grabbed me from page one, and didn't let go 'til the very end. I devoured it in less than 6 hours -- with a few annoying interruptions. ;)

Even though there were times I wasn't sure I could go on, I just could NOT put this book down! Those of you who know me well will understand what I mean by not being able to go on. I'm not a fan of in-depth descriptions of murderous crimes -- or anything involving blood, gore, intense cruelty, etc. -- but, I seem to be drawn to them regardless. I'm SO glad I took the time to read Too Close to Home, and I am SO excited that I get to read book #2, Don't Look Back, over the weekend. HOORAY!!!

I always try my hardest to unravel the mystery as quickly as possible, but usually end up being completely bowled-over in the last few pages. However, I'm happy to say, I actually figured this one out in just a few chapters. I'm not sure what gave it away, but something just clicked and I knew who "The Agent" was, as well as, the reasons behind his horrendous actions. It cast a completely different aspect on the story -- because I could see it from both sides -- which was an intriguing change of pace.

The story revolves around teenage girls being propositioned by an online predator, who they believe to be a modeling agent. He chats with them until they get comfortable enough to send their picture to him, and eventually agree to meet him in person. In this day and age, with technology so easily accessible by kids and teens -- this is a scary reality check for any parent.

I wasn't sure how God would be incorporated into this gripping story, but Ms. Eason made everything flow so perfectly that I was amazed with how naturally He fit into every situation. It just goes to show that God really is there for us, no matter what struggles or hardships we may face on a day-to-day basis.

I absolutely, positively recommend that you read this book in Lynette Eason's new series, Women of Justice! She did a wonderful job on this one. I have only read one other book by Lynette and that was one of her Love Inspired books. Lynette has truly awesome talent at writing!



I was captured from page one, drawn in completely, and wasn't let go til the very, very last page! The ending took me totally by surprise! That made it a great suspense book. This story is filled with so much of so many different things, it really kept me focused. There's heartache, mystery, twists, romance, friendships and most of all, God and His everlasting love for those of us who don't quite believe in Him.



The plot of this story is an important one that I think alot of parents of teenagers would benefit from reading this story. It's about online predators and disappearing teenagers. I also feel that this would be a great eye opener for teens to read as well. The characters become so real that it's like you are right there beside them. The messages woven between the lines are fantastic.



As with some of the other crime/suspense novels I've been reading as of late, this book is also something that is truly so much better than the FBI and CSI shows on TV. It's cleaner and it's more entertaining! I couldn't put the book down and when I did have to force myself to put the book down, I couldn't wait to pick it back up and get back into the emotional twists and turns this book provided. Again, I HIGHLY recommend this book to everyone, adults and teens, with 5 star praise and two thumbs up! I am super anxious for the Women of Justice's second to release!

This book was a real page turner. I intend to read the next sequel to this. I did not have it figured out until almost the end. Twists and turns and surprises. Good read.

Just recently, I was introduced to Lynette Eason. She is a very good mystery Christian fiction author. I just finished this book and it was very good and filled with suspense. I was shocked at who the bad guy was . . . I better not say anymore. :-)

A good thriller/mystery without being too graphic. There was plenty of action and suspense to keep the pages turning. The characters' faith, and sharing their faith with those just finding their way back, was inspirational. Dealing with the death of a close one was also dealt with in a satisfying manner.