Stunning revelations of intrigue and conspiracies set against the powerful backdrop of Washington, DC.Uncover a hostile academic world filled with secrets and unexpected danger.
Meet FBI investigator Dinah Harris as she tries to unravel the mystery before her own personal demons derail her career.
Thomas Whitfield, proud Secretary of the Smithsonian and its extensive scientific influence, has disappeared from his office with foul play suspected. Dinah Harris, an FBI agent struggling with alcohol and depression, is seeking answers amidst the fallout of her own personal issues. Whitfield’s body is eventually found, and other people connected to him begin dying as well, ultimately exposing a broader conspiracy connected to Whitfield’s recent conversion to Christ and promotion of a biblical worldview in an academic world of financial gain hostile to this concept. Will Dinah be able to experience the redemptive power of Christ before it’s too late? Or will the ominous danger stalking her investigation claim another victim?
Julie Cave's debut novel was a page turner. The mystery was very interesting and suspensful. The argument between evolution and creationism was very informative and the conflict that happens is very believable. This is Christian fiction and therefore the gospel message in the story is prevelant. Dinah was a very sympathetic character that I rooted for from the beginning. Her backstory was revealed gradually and I had a hard time not peeking ahead to find out what happened to make her feel so hopeless.
***Thanks to New Leaf Press for sending me a review copy.***
1 comments:
I love books set in DC. It looks like the debate is done in an entertaining way.
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