A friend sent me this book in a box of books. I thought there were two by this author, but either I've already read one of them and didn't realize it or I was mistaken.

The suspense is well done. I was glad that the author chose not to harp too long on the "I'm attracted to her, but I'm supposed to be protecting her so there's no way" plot point that seems common to this genre.

I wasn't able to follow the accounting part as well as I would have liked (even though there wasn't much of it).

I did like that Kurt waited until they'd dated a year before asking Rebecca to marry him. That seems more realistic than what this genre usually uses for a time frame.

That said, there's not much about faith specifically in this book. One brief conversation is all I recall (and maybe a few hurried prayers in times of trouble). ( )