Over the Line by
Kelly Irvin
Gabriella is an assistant prosecutor turned chef who has
some past mistakes she is trying to leave in the past—mainly her ex-fiancé,
Eli, a cop. When her brother, an agent
with ATF, disappears, she and her sister jump in and try to find him. Eli, who still loves Gabby, won’t let her
fight this battle alone, because even though she can’t forgive him, he still
loves her.
This book has many twists and turns. The plot development and the author’s
development of the characters keep the reader engaged.
The characters are likeable, very human, and interesting but
struggling with forgiveness and starting over.
I especially liked Natalie and Deacon’s relationship.
The author addresses wider themes of immigration and the
problems of drug cartels and drug-running along the border between Mexico and
the United States. She presents the question of how to solve these problems,
but gives no obvious solutions.
I enjoyed this book and received a complimentary copy. Opinions expressed in this review are
completely my own.
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