29 July 2018
Loose Ends by Jennifer Haynie Book Review
July 29, 2018
Hot off her first mission as a Unit 28 contractor agent, Alex Thornton
wants nothing more than to focus on building a life with Jabir al-Omri, her
best friend and boyfriend of five months.
A secret chains Jabir, one with such dire consequences that seeking
freedom from it will cost him dearly. He finds himself caught between
honoring those he cares about and being completely truthful with Alex.
Hashim al-Hassan craves vengeance against the woman who deceived him
ten years before. The target of his wrath? Alex.
When Alex and Jabir receive an assignment to find the murderers of a
shipping executive, their investigation brings them to the attention of
Hashim. He begins stalking her. The bodies pile up, and people
disappear.
Now, with Alex squarely within Hashim’s crosshairs, Jabir yearns to
tell her what he knows. Yet the truth may destroy both her and those she
loves the most.
My Thoughts:
“Loose Ends” is the second book in the Unit 28 series, the
first book being Panama Deception. I
haven’t read the previous book and this is the first time I have read any books
from author Jennifer Haynie.
While I do feel that Loose Ends can be a standalone book. I felt
that I missed a lot of content with the characters as there seems to be more
depth in the characters that I have missed from not reading the first book in
the series. I think I would have grasped more within the story from Panama
Deception. I would personally recommend you read it first.
Jennifer Haynie is an excellent writer. She has a lot of
suspense and action throughout the pages. She does a phenomenal job developing
the several characters in this story. There are many characters that play a
huge role in this story.
At first it was slow and I had a hard time getting into it.
That may have been different if I had read the first book in the series. I
think it was the characters that threw me at first trying to put who’s who in
the book. I would have love a glossary of characters in this book.
After the second chapter I had a hard time putting the book
down. I love a good suspense book that
is a fast pace mystery book with a Christian belief weaved within the story.
Unfortunately,
not many Christian authors do a good job at it. I have a few favorites on a
short list. Now I can add Jennifer Haynie to my short list.
The story moves fast as they are hunting for an individual
before the terrorist finds him first. Hashim has a personal vendetta for Alex. Alex
isn’t aware of her family’s secret and how her family intertwines with Hashim.
Jabir and Alex are a couple. Jabir intend to ask Alex to
marry him. Jabir also knows the secrets of Alex’s biological father. He feels
strongly that it is a mistake to keep Alex in the dark with the information. He
also wants to respect Alex’s parents wish and doesn’t want to go against their
wishes.
The author does a great job dropping hints that build on the
story and a few twist and turns. I love reading books that surprise me.
I’m not going to give away too much of the story. I would recommend you read it yourself.
Warning Alert: Loose Ends is a Christian book with the
character trying their hardest to remain true to their faith. They want to stay
celibate until they marry. I also feel that I need to give you a warning as
some readers may not be comfortable with some of the contents in the story. It’s
has smoking, alcohol, violence without the details, and sexual insinuations
(but, no details). The book is very realistic but, does have adult content that
is done in a very tasteful manner. No swearing and I don’t feel it crosses the
line but, it is a bit edger than any other Christian thriller I have read. You will
need to decide for yourself.
This is an excellent story and well written. Well done
Jennifer Haynie. I look forward to exploring more of her books.
I
received a free copy of this product in exchange for my honest review. I was
not required to write a positive review nor was I compensated in any other way.
All opinions I have expressed are my own or those of my family. I am disclosing
this information accordance with the FTC Regulations.
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