Running Target by Elizabeth Goddard – Review

About the Book

A routine patrol turns deadly when marine deputy Bree Carrington’s boat is sunk by men carrying illegal weapons. Fleeing a barrage of bullets, she’s suddenly rescued by DEA agent Quinn Strand—her ex-boyfriend. Quinn’s return threatens more than Bree’s heart…because he’s the one the men are really after. As criminals hunt her to get to him, can Quinn and Bree take down a drug ring?

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In My Opinion

When a patrol on the river turns deadly, Bree Carrington takes to the forest to save her partner. Little does she know someone from her past is watching out for her as well.

The Coldwater Bay Intrigue series finale brings the long-lost Strand sibling home. And oh boy, has trouble followed Quinn there. The kind of trouble that has zero qualms about leveraging the people Quinn care about most, starting with his ex-girlfriend. And while Quinn can’t trust anyone from the DEA, can he put his trust in the God who never left him?

While I would have loved it if Goddard had pulled in some of the Strand family sooner (several of them are in law enforcement/protection, after all), the author’s high-stakes, pulse-pounding story grabs ahold of you and drags you along for the ride from the very first page.

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