The Guardian

Best Books Ever!! I LOVE LOVE LOVE the O'Malley series. I have read them all at least 5 times a piece, (and I usually don't read books more than once). YOU MUST READ THEM IN ORDER!! Don't start with this one Book 2 if you haven't read The Negotiator. I read The Negotiator first, and read Danger In The Shadows. Amazon Book Purchaser said Continued to be Awesome!. LOVED the author's willingness to write about the harder subjects within this thing called "FAITH"and God calling each of his children back to himself, reaching them right where they are Now.NOT To mention that this is done in a way you can apply for yourself, without being a "preachy" book!. The Guardian Loved this book! This one takes place shortly after The Negotiator ends. We read the story of Marcus O'Malley, the big brother and "guardian" of the family. He is a Marshall and is on duty the night that a shot is taken at a federal judge. There he meets Shari, the only witness to the crime

U.S. Marcus has a case to solve, an assassin to stop, and a lady to convince he's right for her future. Marshal Marcus O'Malley thought he knew the risks of the assignment going in until he fell in love. And someone wants her dead. There is only one witness. Book number two in the popular O'Malley series brings back Marcus O'Malley from The Negotiator in a tense investigative thriller. To do that he's going to have to walk back into his own past and wrestle with the complex matter of prayer -- and he's going to have to learn to trust again a sovereign God.. A federal judge has been murdered

She is the daughter of a minister and has a special interest in church planting. . Henderson lives in central Illinois. Dee Henderson is the author of the Uncommon Heroes series of military romance novels and the O'Malley series of romantic suspense novels

From Publishers Weekly An entertaining thriller-cum-romance-cum-conversion story is what readers get in this fast-paced novel. Marcus's heart gets a workout, too, as he finds himself charmed by the lovely speechwriter who witnessed the crime. One of his sisters has just been diagnosed with cancer, and the case he's working on is getting tricky: a judge has been gunned down, and someone wants to kill the only woman who saw the murder. Shari, the speechwriter, is also a Christian, and she eloquently testifies that her be