Fear No Evil
A Heart-Stirring Journey of Love and Bravery in “Fear No Evil,” a Christian Romantic Suspense by Rebecca Hartt
Modern Day Morocco, Colombia, New York City, Langley, VA
After a traumatic assignment in Morocco, CIA case officer Maggie Ellis has been relegated to a desk job while being treated for her overwrought nerves. Despite her limited recovery, Maggie jumps at the chance to get back into the field. Yet hiking one of Colombia’s tallest mountains and posing as a married couple with her former sweetheart might be more than Maggie’s ready for.
A special operator for the CIA, Navy SEAL Jake Carrigan has been keeping tabs on Maggie’s career ever since she spurned him years before. He can tell she’s not ready for this mission, but who better to protect her as they travel into hostile terrain pretending to be UN peacekeepers? Surviving the mountain’s lethal elements is as harrowing as interacting with terrorists. Yet both are necessary to enable the hostages’ rescue.
In the seemingly God-forsaken wilderness, Maggie struggles to keep it all together while resisting her feelings for the man she can’t afford to love. Jake’s certainty that God will protect them seems preposterous. And when their mission takes a turn for the worst, Maggie braces for disaster, only to discover all things are possible, after all, for those who believe.
Publisher’s Note: With her masterful storytelling, Rebecca Hartt plunges into the depths of emotion, taking readers on a rollercoaster ride of suspense, hope, and ultimate triumph. Fans of Ronie Kendig, Lynnette Eason, Dee Henderson, as well as Marliss Melton, Susan May Warren, and Colleen Coble, will enjoy this enduring power of faith, the resilience of the human spirit, and the redemptive nature of love.
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