Web of Deception

A quick read. The plot is predictable and the characters had little depth.

The vicar's daughter must find her own way in the world after the death of her father. Rachel takes a governess position to two motherless children, only to become very uncomfortable in the house that they share with their unloving aunt and servants, some of whom are sinister. The events as the plot unravels will keep you reading. As with all of Peart's mysteries, the heroine has to learn to rely of the power of the Holy Spirit to get her through the tough times.

This is one of the best books that I have read recently. It has all the elements that a book should have. When Rachel takes the post as governess and strange things start to happen it becomes impossible to set the book down. It is a good Christian novel for anyone.