Moving Target (Elite Guardians #3) by Lynette Eason -- Review

​About the Book

When Maddy McKay and Quinn Holcombe don't show up for Quinn's surprise birthday party, his friends know that something is very wrong. Their search turns up little beyond evidence that Quinn and Maddy just decided to take off for a long overdue vacation. But it soon becomes apparent that they did not leave of their own accord.

Maddy awakens in a cement room with no idea where she is. But it's not long before she realizes she's in the clutches of a madman exacting revenge by hunting. His prey of choice? Humans. Now Maddy and Quinn must run for their lives, hoping to find their killer before the next game begins. Because if they don't win this game, they die.

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About the Author

Lynette Eason grew up in Greenville, SC. She graduated from the University of South Carolina, Columbia, and then obtained her masters in education from Converse College. Author of twenty inspirational romantic suspense books, she is also a member of American Christian Fiction Writers (ACFW) and Romance Writers of America (RWA). In 1996, Lynette married "the boy next door" and now she and her husband and their two children make their home in Simpsonville, South Carolina."

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Review

Lynette Eason has done it again.  In her third book in the Elite Guardian series, Moving Target, Eason has once again delivered a fast-paced, fascinating romantic-suspense that readers will be hooked on from page one.  In this story there is a kidnapping and a stocker.  And as revenge the stocker hunts the kidnapped.  This is an intense and thrilling story that readers will want to stay up late to finish.  Eason has a knack at writing stories in a way that readers immediately fall in love with her characters and story.  This is a story that will definitely not disappoint readers.
 
Series: Elite Guardians
Genre: romance, suspense, mystery, contemporary, Christian
Publisher: Revell
Publication date: January 3, 2017
Number of pages: 331

​A review copy of this novel was provided by Revell.  A review was not required and all views and opinions expressed are my own.