Hunting Justice: An Elite Guardians Novel

Like all the great suspense reads, Hunting Justice starts out with a bang! This story was EPIC, and these characters were an absolute riot!! The constant good-natured teasing and camaraderie of the Elite Guardians team and the law enforcement officers they worked with made this a very enjoyable and gripping read. Noelle and Jonah's friendship was the best. They were so sweet, and I liked how they worked through their weaknesses and fears together. I also appreciated how respectful and protective they were of each other throughout the case Noelle was working on with the other Guardians. I loved the thoughtful portayal of people with special needs in this story and the cool coffee shop they helped run. I was pleasantly surprised to find out via DuckDuckGo that "Bitty and Beau's" is a real life coffee shop chain by the same name located in Georgia and 10 other states, that employs people with Down Syndrome, and gives them a chance to thrive in a kind public workplace. I also loved the glimpses of Georgia scenery, local eats and Savannah culture. While this read had some intense moments (it is suspense after all lol!) it was a really great read and part of a awesome new series I can't wait to finish reading! Thank you to Sunrise Publishing for the complimentary e-book I received to review through Just Read Tours. I was not required to write a positive review and the thoughts above are solely my own.

It's another exciting adventure with Elite Guardians in Savannah. I loved getting to know Noelle and the layers underneath her business manager persona. Jonah was a down to earth and relatable hero. They both had some serious trauma in their past but the way they worked through it to find the light and purpose was admirable. Noelle's faith humbled me and allowed Jonah to be humbled as well. The suspense was pretty intense and the villain was difficult to pin down until the very end, even with his voice interspersed in the plot. If you're looking for a fast-paced romantic suspense, this is the book for you. I received a complimentary copy courtesy of JustRead Tours and was under no obligation to post a positive comment. All opinions are my own.

Sami A. Abrams with mentor Lynette Eason has created a suspense-filled story that will keep you guessing until the end. Like the first book, Abrams deals with neurodivergent characters. Noelle Burton, the heroine, is a person with Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder and the hero, Jonah Harris, is a person with Attention Deficit Disorder. I really like this slant because it shows how neurodivergence doesn’t limit people from achieving their career dreams. If you like suspense and action, you won’t be disappointed in this story. It starts with a bang, literally, and becomes a cat and mouse type story until the serial killer is finally caught. One thing I always like is seeing the villain’s point of view, so if you like that too, you won’t be disappointed in this story. There is a faith element but it’s never preachy. Finally, the romance isn’t insta-love. When the story starts, we learn Jonah and Noelle are already friends, who realize during the trials they face that they feel much more for one another. If you like previous books by Abrams and Eason, you won’t be disappointed in Hunting Justice.