This was an interesting read, overall. The only hangup that I really had was that I'm not knowledgeable about the financials market to a great degree, and while the author certainly did attempt to make clear how things worked while moving the plot along, I found myself glazing over at times, wishing that the financials subject matter wasn't so complex and difficult to follow. This coming from someone who has a genius I.Q.

What I did appreciate was how the characters in this book, especially those who had normally shied away from matters of faith, were made to face the reality that God does work directly in the affairs of mankind. The whispers of God are so greatly needed that we all need to take time to listen. ( )

I liked this book more and more as I read. The summary provided on Shelfari is an inadequate description of this very timely story.

Set in the world of world economies and financial markets, it hints at the real powers behind governments. Money makes the world go 'round, and Elena has landed in the middle of a world that she knows nothing about, trying to move through the grief of losing a husband, stop a murderous duo, and bring together a team of people who would never have otherwise met.

This is the best of Christian fiction, in my opinion. God is ever present and powerful, but these people are dealing with very real situations with no rose colored glasses.

At times intense, suspenseful and altogether engaging, the author walked the very fine line of providing a fulfilling ending while leaving much room for a sequel.

Highly recommended! ( )