Dead Reckoning

This was a sneak attack. It started out as a slightly above average suspense novel. I was enjoying it, but got suspicious about it being a Christian novel in disguise when Khalid started talking about Shiloh and God. It became clear that it was a Christian novel when all of a sudden we have a CIA assassin/spy who is a devout Christian - major suspension of belief required here. Until then, I was enjoying it. I REALLY hate it when prosyletizers hide their agendas in relatively decent fiction - just say what it is and let the reader decide. I am glad I didn't pay for it.

INSPY Award Finalist

When underwater archaeologist Shiloh Blake finds herself in the middle of an international nuclear arms clash during her first large-scale dig, she flees for her life. Is the man trailing her an enemy or a protector sent by her CIA father?

Whoever he is, the only way to prevent a nuclear meltdown means joining forces with this mystery man. Will Shiloh violate her vow to never become involved in her father's web of intrigue and mystery? Will she reconcile with her past and with him? Will she allow God to help her through this ordeal of danger, mistrust, and uncertainty?

When Shiloh Blake's first large-scale underwater archaeological dig traps her in the middle of an international nuclear arms clash, she is forced to flee for her life into the streets of Mumbai, India. Is the man trailing her an enemy, or is he sent by her CIA father to protect her? Whoever he is, the only way to end this nigh mare and prevent a nuclear meltdown is to join forces with former Navy SEAL Reece Jaxon When Shiloh Blake's first large-scale underwater archaeological dig traps her in the middle of an international nuclear arms clash, she is forced to flee for her life into the streets of Mumbai, India. In her efforts to prevent a nuclear meltdown, Shiloh joins forces with former Navy SEAL Reece Jaxon