Review – Double Exposure

Jennie Buchanan has started a not-for-profit company to benefit orphans and poor families, and she, a professional photographer, goes in, taking the pictures herself. However, while photographing in Mexico, she must have inadvertently angered someone, because now her latest art exhibit has been destroyed, and someone is trying to kill her.

Ethan Justice has started a company protecting others, and the art gallery showing Jennie’s work has hired him to protect Jennie and get to the bottom of the crimes. However, Ethan and Jennie were once more than friends, and Ethan doesn’t know how he can separate his job from his past.

When Ethan and Jennie meet, Ethan is frustrated by her lack of listening skills. If he is going to keep Jennie alive, she has to trust him—and she doesn’t, determined to live her life as normally as possible. But when bullets keep flying and the body count rises, Ethan and Jennie are going to have to come to grips with their past in order to solve the crimes before it’s too late.

Double Exposure is the first book in a new series by Love Inspired Suspense The Justice Agency. Jennie is a hurting character with secrets from her past and unsettled future hopes who wants to help children. Ethan is a true hero, manly, yet kind and gentle. I couldn’t help but fall in love with him.

I thoroughly enjoyed reading Double Exposure and if you are looking for a good romantic suspense, then look no further! Double Exposure will keep your attention and provide a great escape. Don’t miss it. Discussion questions are included at the end of the book.