She is a warn down mother, a desperate wife, and public prosecutor in her early forties striving for justice the best way she knows how by giving her clients a fair trial. He is a distant husband and father who spends more time away from home protecting his family. While away from home Noah can be found in an office or church working with the same pedophiles his wife puts away. When the system fails to keep these criminals behind bars Noah reforms and rehabilitates them back into society.
Grace Wolff prides herself on giving her clients a fair trial yet at home her daughter is doesn’t receive the same fair trial. Grace moved her from a public school to a private hoping the change would correct her behavior. At the age of twenty-two Grace had Andee. Andee was the result of an undergrad and graduate student drinking five too many drinks at a stupid frat party and decided getting it on in the back seat of Noah’s ’92 Camry. Noah’s a good guy by marrying Grace. The seventeen years of marriage hasn’t been easy, yet they’ve tried to do right by Andee providing a safe and loving environment unlike the one Grace grew up in. Her father a retired Honorable Judge noted Grace’s shortcomings as both a mother and prosecutor every time he saw her. Yet, when he needed favors he called upon her talents and skills as a steward of the law to assist in his task force. It’s the opportunity she’s been waiting for to prove to her father that she is a successful prosecutor. While she infused her life searching for a serial killer who was killing pedophiles it gave her life purpose in the most unlikely of ways. She found the person she always aspired herself to be.
I’ve been a long time fan of Nicole Williams work in the romance genre. Some of my favorites are Up in Flames and Collared. When I saw she ventured into my favorite reading category I knew I had to read her debut psychological thriller. I love Nicole’s writing style she has a way of engaging the reader.
Nicole gave her readers a cold case story about a vigilante pedophile killer. While the killings seem justifiable judge Silas Payne of the Seattle county won’t allow this individual to take the law in his own hands. I got to say Nicole wrote a compelling story. It’s by far the most original detective work I’ve read in awhile.
Nicole painted Silas Payne as this condescending man when speaking about his daughter. I got to hand it to Nicole her research on each one of these characters job responsibilities was noted. The way each character was characterized was crafted exceptionally well. Nicole knows how to write distinguishing personality traits unique to the behavior she’s striving for.
Nicole covered every tactical approach covering all bases between prison, death, and rehabilitation.
Nicole tackled a brilliant concept of a criminal taking out criminals. I enjoyed the way Nicole executed this concept delivering a dialogue driven story with an array of supporting characters. The side story’s between Grace and Andee helped establish the type of character Grace was a mother striving for success where the system failed once again with her daughter.
“Sometimes the line between right and wrong isn’t as clear and definitive as we like to believe”. This line from the book just illustrates what the reader is dealing with in Nicole’s chilling thriller where the answer between what is fair justice is blurred.
Nicole Williams set out to prove the short comings of law enforcement and the justice system with this award winning psychological thriller that will rock your world and blow your mind. She wrote one convincing story. I’m certain she can turn a saint into a sinner with her masterful words. She played every side of the law with pure talent. She was the greatest advocate from all sides of the law.
It’s a rarity for me to find books where I say, “I want more.” I found myself wishing for more of Grace’s and Noah’s story. I’m so happy to see a new book release scheduled for 2021 called Dawn of Plagues. Nicole is working towards a new level of fame in the psychological thriller category.
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