Jordan Valley Rescue by Susan Spess

When a woman Cutter rescued from a human trafficking ring, turns up in his barn fearing for her life, he can’t turn her away, but he needs help.

Halle Kennedy, the woman he’s loved since they met in elementary school, hears the story and immediately volunteers to stay in Cutter’s cabin with him and this woman until they can help her determine her next step and find her a safe haven.

He and Halle come together to teach this woman about God’s unconditional love and lead her to Jesus. The trafficking ring has tortured and killed and now these murderers are coming after her.

Cutter realizes he’s drawn a target around Jordan Valley and led the evildoers to the town of family and friends he loves so dearly. Will they be able to stop the evil men before anyone else gets hurt?

my review:

Another great read from Ms. Spress. Not an easy read at times, as it deals with human sex trafficking. But it has a lovely redemption angle to it, as well as a charming love story. really enjoyed it.

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Comments

LoRee Peery said…

I agree with Clare's review. This story is a great reminder for us to pray against this form of evil.

19 October 2023 at 18:51

Carol James said…

Sounds intriguing, but difficult as you all have said. Congrats to Susan. I can't wait to read it.

20 October 2023 at 15:46

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