Fatal Accusation

Windy Ridge Legal Thriller Series, Book 2

By: Rachel Dylan

Narrated by: Traci Odom

Attorney Olivia Murray hopes her life will get back to normal after a hard fought trial. But she soon finds out that the forces of evil have not given up their pursuit to win the hearts and minds of those in Windy Ridge.

An embezzling scandal breaks that rocks the community church to its core. The New Age groups are ready to declare victory when a high profile prosecutor files criminal charges against the local pastor. However, Olivia is not willing to give up on the community she's come to love. She takes on the defense pro bono knowing it could destroy her career, but it's a case that she is called to defend.

The battle will be fierce, but she's not fighting it alone. Her friend and fellow attorney Grant Baxter is by her side. Olivia must use all the tools in her arsenal to combat those who seek to destroy the believers in the community. If Olivia can't prove the pastor's innocence, more than her career is on the line. The entire community of Windy Ridge could fall to the forces of darkness.

©2016 Rachel Dylan (P)2019 Tantor

Loved it

Reading the series. Read in one session. Well written interesting and could not stop until finished. Really good narractor

Great story!

I loved the characters and their faith stand. I wish Grant had been a stronger character. There is so much truth in this story. Reminded me of Frank Peretti’s This Present Darkness. Makes you think about the importance of learning scripture and being aware of unseen dangers.

Good story of food vs evil

Good story, I read the first book and was a little disappointed in this one. Not real exciting and kind of predictable.

Great Read

Narration well done. I felt like I was walking with them each step of the way. Wonderful portrayal of how easy it is for us to loose our way when people hurt us. But, great biblical teaching on how God stands with His arms open, ready to receive us no matter what.

Excellent Book

Excellent book! Had me on my toes from the first paragraph! Loved the first book too!