Shattered Justice
$22.99
What happens when justice fails the lawman? Sanctuary, Oregon. A Town where the local diner owner makes you drink your milk-no matter how old you are. Where juvenile delinquency means blowing up outhouses. Where folks not only know their neighbors, but care about them. For widowed sheriff’s deputy Dan Justice, it’s a place where he and his kids can heal and grow.
Shelby Wilson loves Sanctuary and her work with troubled teens. Teens like Jayce Dalton. Sure, he’s as troubled as they come, but Shelby knows the new deputy is exactly what Jayce needs. She just didn’t expect that Dan might be what she’s always needed, too.
But sleepy little Sanctuary has a dark side, steeped in pain and secrets. Secrets that could destroy everything Dan holds hear. Secrets that will one day have Dan groping through the fog toward a lifeless body-and faith-shattering grief. Can Dan find sancturary in the light of God’s justice?
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SKU (ISBN): 9781590524138
ISBN10: 1590524136
Karen Ball
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: June 2005
Family Honor # 1
Publisher: Multnomah
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