"Another great Sandra Brown suspense"
Reviewed by Helen Williams
Posted August 21, 2015
Thriller | Romance Suspense
This is another great novel by Sandra Brown. FRICTION is full of intrigue that
will keep you guessing. I read it
in one day because I could not put it down. Sandra Brown is
great in writing novels that keep you in suspense. There are
unexpected secrets revealed, family reconciliation, and
unconditional love from a father for his daughter. Texas Ranger Crawford Hunt is trying to regain custody of his
five-year old daughter Georgia from his in-laws. Four years
ago when his wife died, Crawford's life spiraled out of
control. Now that he has his life back in control, he has
to appear in court for a custody battle before family court
Judge Holly Spenser to prove that he should regain custody of
his daughter. Right before Holly can deliver her decision in court regarding
custody, a masked gunman bursts into the courtroom wielding a
gun. Crawford does what he is trained to do and goes into
action and saves Holly's life. His actions will backfire on
him because it will reflect on actions he took four years ago.
This story will reveal who the real target is and the reason
behind it. FRICTION has the right title because there is sexual
friction between Crawford and Holly, tense friction between
Crawford and his father-in-law, and contentious friction
between him and a police detective. Crawford is desperate to regain custody of his daughter but
because of all the issues that are going on things are not
looking good for him. Crawford is willing to fight dirty to
prove he is fit to raise his daughter. There will be a well-kept secret revealed that could possibly
change everything. There is a sad reconciliation between
Crawford and his father. This story shows how far a father
will go to protect his daughter and the woman he now has
strong feelings for. Holly proves that she will stand by
Crawford even if it means career suicide.
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SUMMARY
From #1 New York Times bestselling author Sandra
Brown comes a gripping story of family ties and forbidden
attraction. Crawford Hunt wants his daughter back. Following the
death of his wife four years ago, Crawford, a Texas Ranger,
fell into a downward spiral that left him relegated to desk
work and with his five-year-old daughter Georgia in the
custody of her grandparents. But Crawford has cleaned up his
act, met all the court imposed requirements, and now the
fate of his family lies with Judge Holly Spencer. Holly, ambitious and confident, temporarily occupies the
bench of her recently deceased mentor. With an election
upcoming, she must prove herself worthy of making her
judgeship permanent. Every decision is high-stakes.
Despite Crawford's obvious love for his child and his
commitment to being an ideal parent, Holly is wary of his
checkered past. Her opinion of him is radically changed when
a masked gunman barges into the courtroom during the custody
hearing. Crawford reacts instinctively, saving Holly from a
bullet. But his heroism soon takes on the taint of recklessness.
The cloud over him grows even darker after he uncovers a
horrifying truth about the courtroom gunman and realizes
that the unknown person behind the shooting remains at large
. . .and a threat. Catching the real culprit becomes a personal fight for
Crawford. But pursuing the killer in his customary diehard
fashion will jeopardize his chances of gaining custody of
his daughter, and further compromise Judge Holly Spencer,
who needs protection not only from an assassin, but from
Crawford himself and the forbidden attraction between them. FRICTION will keep you on the edge of your seat with
breathtaking plot twists and the unforgettable characters
that make Sandra Brown one of the world's best-loved
authors. It is an extraordinary novel about the powerful
ties that bind us to the ones we love and the secrets we
keep to protect them.
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1 comment posted.
Re: Another great Sandra Brown suspense
I think it sounds like another great Sandra Brown novel!!
(Jane Simmons 5:51pm August 22, 2015)
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