About Double Trouble:
With one solved case under her belt, PJ Sugar is ready to dive into her career as a private investigator. Or at least a PI's assistant until she can prove herself to Jeremy Kane, her new boss. Suddenly PJ's seeing crime everywhere. But is it just in her head, or can she trust her instincts? When she takes on her first official case-house-sitting for a witness in protective custody-Jeremy assures her there's no danger involved. But it soon becomes clear that there is someone after the witness . . . and now they're after PJ, too.
About Susan:
Susan May Warren is the RITA award-winning author of twenty-four novels with Tyndale, Barbour and Steeple Hill. A four-time Christy award finalist, a two-time RITA Finalist, she’s also a multi-winner of the Inspirational Readers Choice award, and the ACFW Book of the Year. Her larger than life characters and layered plots have won her acclaim with readers and reviewers alike. A seasoned women’s events and retreats speaker, she’s a popular writing teacher at conferences around the nation and the author of the beginning writer’s workbook: From the Inside-Out: discover, create and publish the novel in you!. She is also the founder of www.MyBookTherapy.com, a story-crafting service that helps authors discover their voice. Susan makes her home in northern Minnesota, where she is busy cheering on her two sons in football, and her daughter in local theater productions (and desperately missing her college-age son!) A full listing of her titles, reviews and awards can be found at: www.susanmaywarren.com
My Review:
PJ Sugar is a girl so many of us can identify. She desperately wants to find something she’s good at and to chart the course of her life. She sees trouble where there might not be any, but sometimes those instincts can pay off – which is a good thing for a private investigator.
Her love life is in a bit of a pickle right now as well. She’s torn between comfortable, familiar Boone, who has asked her to marry him, and Jeremy, her sultry, mysterious boss. On the surface it can be easy not to feel sorry for somebody with this problem, but since both of the men are “good people” it would be hard to make a decision.
Along the way we meet a great assortment of supporting case, including the aging actress, the Russian family and the softball team that rallies around their friends. And PJ has a couple of heartfelt “God” talks with some characters that were impactful to my walk as well.
Great, fun series by one of my absolute favorite Christian authors! Be sure to pick up the first book, Nothing But Trouble, if you haven’t read it.
***Special thanks to LitFuse for providing me with a copy of this book to read and review.
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