JACOB'S WELL
Dark secrets swirl around the small coastal town of Weyport as Mary-Jean Foley discovers just how far she would go to protect her son.
As newly appointed small-town Sheriff Angus Reid settles into Weyport, it doesn’t take him long to discover just how corrupt his new town is. With a desk full of suspicious open cases and too much to prove, he is determined to rid his town of crime and win the hearts of his people.
But when two teenagers suddenly go missing, it lays bare sinister secrets and emotional ties that threaten to derail his investigation. And as the case untangles, the secrets buried deep within the coastal borders of the tight-knit community slowly bubble to the surface. Determined to find justice for the missing boys and their families, he races against the clock to find them. Unbeknownst of the dark forces that rage against him. Then he gets a call that a body has been found…
If you enjoy suspenseful, twisty secrets and lies mystery novels that are rooted in faith and leave your heart in your throat, you will have a hard time putting down this page-turning Christian mystery and suspense novel.
WOW! What a start to the new series by Urcelia.
It seems she has waved her magic pen and created a brilliant new series for us to devour and enjoy.
Amazon Verified PurchaseThis page turner is a must read for every believer.
Wonderful realistic characters with a lot of intrigue. I thoroughly enjoyed the first in this series and look forward to what comes next.
Amazon Verified PurchaseThis is what reading is meant to be like!
The clock is ticking! This heart-stopping, fast-paced story will keep you reading long after you should have stopped for the night! An unputdownable book that will keep you riveted from the moment you begin!
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Inspired By
John 14:9 (NIV) - Jesus answered, “Don't you know me, Philip, even after I have been among you such a long time?”
Preface
A mother knows. At least, that's what everyone told her. That she'd know when something was wrong. Feel it. Deep inside as if there was an invisible cord that had stayed behind the day she brought her son into this life.
Well, they were wrong. Dead wrong.
She didn't know her son at all. But then, he didn't know her either.