I
received a copy of A SAINTLY KILLING by Martha Ockley from Lion Hudson via
Kregel in exchange for an honest review.
It is a Faith Morgan Mystery,
third in the series. I have read the
first two installments in the series and enjoyed them tremendously, so I was
thrilled to sink my teeth into this one.
I knew I would encounter Christian fiction coated with edge of your seat
excitement and realistic characters. I
wasn’t disappointed at all.
Faith
Morgan is the vicar of Saint James Church.
Sal Hankley is preparing the cover for the church’s memorial booklet
when she is killed. I loved the twists
and turns – even Faith is suspected of being the murderer! I enjoy mysteries, but I can never guess the
truth until the end. This was another
one of those instances, but it did not make it any less enjoyable.
The
quaint English village adds a sweet aspect to the setting. You really feel as if you are part of the
neighborhood.
I
highly recommend this to fans of Christian fiction and murder mysteries. Martha Ockley is excellent at painting vivid
scenes and memorable characters. I hope
to see more Faith Morgan mysteries coming soon!
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