Review – Storm of Doubt

A pastor who’s lost faith in God. A romance writer who’s lost faith in love. A faceless man with a deadly obsession.

Nothing has felt right in Pastor Jack Wilson’s world since his wife died two years ago. He hoped coming to Lantern Beach might help soothe the ragged edges of his soul. Instead, he feels more alone than ever.

Novelist Juliette Grace came to the island to hide away. Though her professional life has never been better, her personal life has imploded. Her husband left her and a stalker’s threats have grown more and more dangerous.

When Jack saves Juliette from an attack, he sees the terror in her gaze and knows he must protect her. But when danger strikes again, will Jack be able to keep her safe? Or will the approaching storm prove too strong to withstand?

My thoughts:

STORM OF DOUBT is the third book in the romantic suspense series of Lantern Beach. Previous characters are revisited, but this is the story of Jack and Juliette.

Someone is stalking Juliette, but she doesn’t know who — or how he is keeping track of her moments. Somehow, whoever it was even followed her from Atlanta Georgia to a remote island off the shore of North Carolina.

She isn’t there very long when someone stabs her — and Jack comes to her rescue. But things are not as cut and dried as they seem and whodunit may not be obvious. You’ll have to keep reading this page-turner.