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Mystery Child

Mystery Child, June 2016
Mission: Rescue
by Shirlee McCoy

Love Inspired
Featuring: Quinn Robertson
224 pages
ISBN: 0373447477
EAN: 9780373447473
Kindle: B01767FSBA
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"In the darkest of moments, we are not alone."

Fresh Fiction Review

Mystery Child
Shirlee McCoy

Reviewed by Viki Ferrell
Posted June 9, 2016

Inspirational Romance | Romance | Romance Suspense

Quinn Robertson is on the run with a five-year-old child that her sister Tabitha left in her care. Quinn is supposed to take Jubilee from her home in Maine to Washington, DC to her real father. But when Quinn realizes that someone is following her, she abandons her car, carrying Jubilee, and makes a run for it through the woods. She's trying to get to her brother August's home in Maryland and to safety. Malone Henderson finds Quinn and Jubilee in the woods and gets them to August's home. Malone is a member of HEART, a hostage rescue organization, and has been called in to help on this mission.

Other HEART members show up at August's home, and the journey begins for safely getting Jubilee to her real father, Boone Anderson, also a member of HEART. The bad guys just keep coming from every direction. Someone is trying to stop Quinn from making her delivery to Boone. And now Tabitha is also missing. With an envelope containing a birth certificate and a photo book, Quinn and HEART set out to untangle this mystery and get Jubilee to her real father. In the process, Quinn begins to question if she could have feelings for someone else ever again. She lost her husband to cancer three years ago and nothing has been the same since. But Malone Henderson seems to be the man to turn her life around.

This is my fifth mission with HEART and Shirlee McCoy's Mission: Rescue series. MYSTERY CHILD is a touching, inspirational story about lose and learning to live again. Quinn and Malone are both strong, realistic main characters, surrounded by equally strong supporting characters. Their journey to complete their mission, along with capturing the bad guys and keeping themselves alive, is filled with non-stop action, as well as tender moments of reflection about how God cares for us every dayy, even in our darkest moments. MYSTERY CHILD can be read as a stand-alone and is certainly a great read.

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SUMMARY

TO SAVE A CHILD

In the dark of night, Quinn Robertson is on the run with her little niece, desperate to bring the child to her biological father. All Quinn knows from her scared sister is that the girl is in terrible danger. And when a security and rescue specialist intercepts Quinn and claims he's there to help her, she isn't sure who to trust. According to Malone Henderson, Quinn's niece was stolen as a baby from her real father—the very man Quinn is trying to reach. As Quinn works with Malone to uncover the truth, someone is trying very hard to make sure certain secrets stay buried, and that father and daughter are never reunited.

Mission: Rescue—No job is too dangerous for these fearless heroes


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