Two
years ago Jonathan Flannery stumbled onto a human trafficking
operation and rescued the beautiful, abused Mara. Mara's testimony
against her uncle, the leader of the operation, put
him in prison and gave her freedom from sexual slavery. When Jonathan
returns from Bible college for the summer and their paths cross, Mara
finds herself longing for him, though she swore off all men long ago.
Intentionally discounting her sudden affection for Jonathan, Mara
focuses on her waitressing job until a man and young girl appear one
day. Mara is certain that they are involved in human trafficking but
feels lost as to what to do. More than anything, she wants to stay
far away from her past. Adding to her distress, Mara
suspects she is being followed by someone hired to exact her uncle's
revenge.
Special Delivery
by Kathi Macias is the second book in the Freedom Series. I highly
recommend reading Deliver Me From Evil,
the first book, prior to reading Special Delivery.
The story could stand alone, but reading the books in order makes
for a more meaningful reading experience. A well-written story with
heart-gripping characters, Special Delivery
catches and retains the reader's attention from the very beginning.
Macias handles the subject of human trafficking by providing a hefty
dose of reality coupled with gentleness towards its victims.
I
highly recommend this series to any adult, as it is probably not appropriate for younger readers. It is Christian fiction.
However, I think everyone should be aware that such atrocities do
happen in America and ignoring reality only leads to more
victims.
Click here to read the first two chapters of Special Delivery by Kathi Macias.
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Thanks for hosting Kathi today. I'm glad you liked this book as much as the first one. I definitely feel they should be read together too. It makes Mara's story that much more powerful.
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