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The Witness - eBookTyndale House / 2011 / ePub
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Publisher's WeeklyThis latest romantic thriller from Henderson (the two series O'Malley and
Uncommon Heroes) and her first with Tyndale House has the elements that have
made her so popular in the inspirational Christian market: interesting
characters, an intriguing plot and fast pacing. Amanda Griffin is deep in
hiding, using various aliases to fly under the radar of nefarious criminal
interests. When she witnesses a multiple murder, Deputy Chief of Police Luke
Granger befriends her. He fails to convince Amanda to come out of hiding,
however. Three years later, Amanda's story and that of two newly minted
millionaire sisters come together, and Luke finds his interest in Amanda
becoming more personal. There is a foreshadowing of tragedy, and Henderson
isn't afraid to kill off a beloved character in the interest of a compelling
plot. She does an admirable job dispensing just the right amount of
information, and her penchant for resilient women characters is endearing.
Yet despite mostly strong writing, her dialogue is sometimes stiff and a few
plot segments strain credibility (e.g., Amanda working incognito at a jewelry
store in her sisters' hometown). Better is the well-paced action, the romance,
and Henderson's integration of faith themes. The conclusion tapers off, a
major disappointing note in this otherwise engrossing stand-alone
entertainment. (Feb.) Copyright 2006 Reed Business Information.
ChristianBookPreviews.comFor eight years, Amanda Griffin has been on the run from Richard Wise. She holds the access to twenty million dollars of ill-gotten funds, and a list of his contacts that shes gradually turning over to the police. One mistake could snuff out her life. Her family already thinks shes dead.
Trouble arrives when her sisters receive a huge inheritance from the father they never knew. Afraid that Wise will take revenge on Marie and Tracey, Amanda moves back to town to keep an eye on them -- and let them know shes still alive, for now. Police Chief Luke Granger met Amanda three years ago, and he hasnt forgotten her. One of his homicide detectives is dating Tracey; another is just getting to know Marie. Luke, Marsh, and Connor will do everything in their power to keep the three Griffin women safe. But it may not be enough. Dee Henderson departs from her usual pattern by focusing on three couples, making her protagonists older, and having the series more integrated; in fact, many of the story threads arent finished in this book. But the book has her signature blend of mystery and suspense. The characters are fully drawn, but Hendersons point-of-view choices prevent readers from connecting as deeply as those in her previous novels. Amanda and Tracey are never the viewpoint characters, and I think the book suffers because of it, especially with Amanda. Hopefully future books will allow readers to get to know her better. In all, The Witness is an excellent choice for romantic suspense fans. -- Katie Hart, Christian Book Previews.com Product ReviewsProduct Q&AOther Customers Also Purchased
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