Tracie Peterson

James Scott Bell

Having taken Los Angeles by storm, Kit finds herself in a political storm when her next case crosses racial lines. Shannon Saga Book 2.

Angels Flight

Jeni Enjaian

I hate to say that I liked this book less than the first one. There were far too many elements of trite Christian fiction typical of Tracie Peterson for Bell's far better writing to overwhelm. 

The story could have been so much better if Bell had been the only author. The plot was compelling with just enough twists to make it interesting without being unbelievable. However, these good aspects were overshadowed by "preaching" and sudden character changes.

Bell's decent prose is the only thing keeping these books on my shelf. (Okay, I admit that I have a soft spot for the series that still lingers from the first time I read these books and absolutely fell in love with them.)

Thankfully, the third book in the series seems to be free of as much pedestrian writing as this book. Plus, the follow-up series was written by Bell alone. I know without reading that those books will be much better than these.

Angels Flight

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