Review – Small Town Protector

Small Town Protector is the third book in Hope White’s “Port Whisper” series and the second book of hers I’ve read (the first being Christmas Haven back in December).

I found it very nice that some of the characters from Christmas Haven were in Small Town Protector – it was great to find out what was happening in their lives.

The suspense in Small Town Protector was really good – I especially liked how there were little segments in the story where we got to see inside the serial killer’s mind, and, since it didn’t reveal his/her identity, I feel that it heightened the suspense.

I liked the characters in Small Town Protector: Lana’s like an open book and very trusting/kind; Garrett was very protective and it was sweet how much he cared for his son; and Steven (a.k.a. Sketch), who was one of my favorite characters from this book, had a lot to deal with – both emotionally and physically. It was really interesting to see how he reacted to certain things and I liked how computer savvy he was.

There was romance, which is to be expected with Love Inspired Suspense books, and I enjoyed that part of the story as well.

Overall, Small Town Protector was a great book that I loved reading – in fact, I finished it in a day! I didn’t know whether to give it 4.5 or 5 stars, but in the end I went with 5 stars. I don’t know whether or not there will be another book with these characters, but I’m kinda hoping there will be. There were a few minor things that didn’t seem answered in the end.

I recommend Small Town Protector if you enjoy romantic suspense books, but I suggest reading “Witness on the Run” and “Christmas Haven” first – although it probably isn’t necessary in order to enjoy this book.