Our lives are so fragile. Maybe its by design so we look to God.

In the aftermath of her husband Erics unsolved murder, Carly must raise her son alone. As she learns more about what Eric was really into, the secrets he kept bring her entire household into danger. Discovering a valuable Faberge egg, enduring attacks from the Russian mafia, and finding unknown family members all collide until the truth is uncovered once and for all. Life is fragile and not everyone will survive, but Carly trusts God and His plans while fighting hard against the evil surrounding her.

This is an action packed story, sprinkled with a little bit of romance, that is hard to put down. A complex plot with many characters, it was difficult to keep it all straight at times. I found myself searching for a characters name on my kindle to refresh my memory. But it is a fast paced, enjoyable read from a top notch author and well worth the time. If you like Christian fiction, suspense, or romance, this is the book for you.

*I received a complimentary copy of this e-book from NetGalley and Thomas Nelson-Fiction. All thoughts and opinions are my own.

Imagine how your life would change in an instant if you found one of the missing Romanov Faberge eggs in your attic. That's what happens to Carly. Soon she realizes that's not the only surprise or secret she found in the attic. Could this also tie in with her husband's murder several months ago? It soon becomes difficult to know who to trust and what to do.

The author did a great job of taking several different story threads and weaving them together. There were a few different possibilities for villains and a surprise or two along the way. There was a lot of action and suspense. It was a fun read.

Thank you to Thomas Nelson for providing me with a free e-copy of this book. All opinions are my own.

I loved this book! I am a huge fan of Ms. Coble and this story may be my favorite of hers yet. The action and suspense was nail-biting. The storyline was heart-wrenching and the romance was heart-warming. It had all the elements for a 5 star read. I actually listened to the book and the narrator did a fabulous job.

*I was given a copy of this book by Thomas Nelson Publishers, and this is my honest opinion.

I have read many books by this author and I think it is safe to say that this one was my favourite! I loved how the plot felt unique and interesting and I found myself frantically turning pages in order to discover what was going to happen next. The pacing was excellent and the story seemed to flow effortlessly. I was drawn into both the mystery and the family drama.

There was a sweet slow burn romance between Carly and Lucas and it was lovely seeing them journey towards love. Relationships and family played heavily in this story and the characters were portrayed in such a way as to feel authentic and relatable. All in all, this was a most enjoyable book.

I received a free copy of this book and am voluntarily leaving a review. All opinions expressed are solely my own.

Carly Harris is raising her infant son by herself after her husband Eric was murdered. She lives with her grandmother and her grandmother wants to turn their home into a bed and breakfast. She hires their next door neighbor Ryan to do the work. While going through the attic, she discovers a chest. When she goes through it, she discovers her grandmother was adopted. She also discovers what she believes to be a Faberg Egg hidden in the folds of a shawl. She goes to Ryan's brother Lucas for help who is a police detective. There is home broken into, murders, others have their homes broken into. It all seems to be connected to the discovery of the egg. They also discover that Carly's grandmother has a twin sister. She is even in danger so they have to find her fast. Carly never wants to remarry and Lucas also has no plans to marry. But they find it hard to keep their feeling to themselves.

This is a fast paced book that I really enjoyed.

I received this book from Thomas Nelson Publishing via NetGalley in exchange for an honest review. I was not compensated in anyway.