Blind Trust

A Suspenseful Second Chance Romance

De: Terri Blackstock

Narrado por: Sandra Burr

Blind Trust by New York Times bestselling author Terri Blackstock is a gripping romantic suspense about a woman who reunites with the man who abandoned her weeks before their wedding day, discovers the shocking truth of why he ran and that she may also be in grave danger.

Two weeks before her wedding, Sherry Grayson's world collapsed when her fiancé, Clint Jessup, disappeared without a trace. Now--eight months later--he's back. No explanation. No details. Only a single, impossible request: trust him. But Clint isn't the man she remembers. Something dark shadows him, something he refuses to reveal, and Sherry soon finds herself drawn into a deadly storm of secrets, danger, and pursuit.

As threats close in and Clint's mysterious past catches up with them both, Sherry must confront the fear, betrayal, and doubt threatening to unravel her faith--not only in the man she once loved, but in the people around her . . . and even in God Himself. Every step toward the truth pulls them deeper into a razor-edge battle where deliverance and disaster hinge on choices they can't afford to get wrong.

Fast-paced, emotionally charged, and anchored in themes of faith under fire, Blind Trust is a powerful installment in Terri Blackstock's Second Chances series.

Start reading Terri Blackstock's Second Chances series (Never Again Good-Bye, When Dreams Cross, Blind Trust, Broken Wings) today, where suspense, heartfelt emotion, and powerful themes of faith intersect in unforgettable stories.

Love Terri Blackstock

I usually love Terri's book, but i got really tired of Sherry Grayson whining, self-centeredness... my heavens... I'm surprised Clint would still want to marry her for the way she carried on... She needed to give it a break

Self-centered female lead

Although I definitely appreciated the underlying Christian message and the clean story, I simply could not tolerate the female lead character. The author created a self centered and self serving character and that spoke cruelly and unkindly and believed the worst about the male lead for 95% of the book. I found myself not cheering for things to work out between them.

Loved.

It was so nice to get to read a book that was about love, not only for each other before the Lord. And learning how to have faith in the dryers and times in our lives. It was a great read.

What a test of faith and forgiveness

Beautiful story, and Sandy narrated beautifully! I am really looking forward to the next story (the last in the series)

Love the book.

Love the book. Only thing is sometime the wrong name is said. Should say clint and I would hear cliff