Hidden Agenda (Southern Crimes, #3)

by Lisa Harris

I'm not remotely religious so this was never going to be a total win for me. But I read a bit of everything and if it sounds good I'm willing to give it a shot. That being said I do usually find Christian fiction a little preachy - it's just so wholesome - but then it's also precisely what you would expect a Christian book to be - so I shouldn't rate it down but I kind of do. So Lisa Harris - it's not you, it's me.

This was an enjoyable read. It was nice to see the story line wrap up. I liked Olivia and Ivan (her brother) and Michael. All the previous characters make an appearance and help Michael sort things out. The relationship between Michael and Olivia is pretty instalove - a lot of telling me how much they liked each other when they'd barely spoken two words. But what romance isn't these days. There wasn't a whole lot of detective work, this book focused more on the suspense and action aspects of the plot. Overall, quick easy read. 3.5 stars.