Dubiosity

By: Christy Barritt

Narrated by: Joyce Bean

Savannah Harris vowed to leave behind her old life as an intrepid investigative reporter. But when a friend raises suspicions about two migrant workers who've gone missing from the sleepy coastal town Savannah calls home, her curiosity spikes.

As ever more eerie incidents begin afflicting the area, each works to draw Savannah out of her seclusion and raise the stakes - for both Savannah and the surrounding community. Even as Savannah's new boarder Clive Miller makes her feel things she thought long forgotten, she suspects he's hiding something too, and he's not the only one. Doubts collide in Savannah's mind: Who can she really trust?

As secrets emerge and danger closes in, Savannah must choose between faith and uncertainty. One wrong decision might spell the end...not just for her, but for everyone around her.

Will she unravel the mystery in time, or will doubt get the best of her?

©2015 Christy Barritt (P)2014 Brilliance Audio, all rights reserved.

Lots of twists and turns!

Christy has written yet another great mystery/love story. Listened straight through in a couple days!

Christy Barritt new to me.

I enjoyed this book very much. it held my attention. it kept me in suspense she did a great job of developing characters and I was still guessing until the villain was revealed:-)

Dubiousity

I liked this story. Guessing who the bad guy was , was fun. Almost finding out...., but then not yet.

Another treasure by Christy Barritt!

I really enjoyed this audio book, it made the trips around town much more entertaining!

Secrets, Greed, Lies, and Rediscovering Grace

The quiet, reclusive life of Savannah Harris starts to unravel when her best friend, Marti begins to suspect that migrant workers are going missing and asks Savannah for her help. After the death of Savannah’s baby daughter and minister husband, Savannah lost hope . . . and faith . . . she left her job as an investigative reporter and followed her best friend to Cape Thomas, where Marti ran a mission for migrant workers and their families. Savannah, surviving by taking boring writing assignments, was barely making ends meet, and Marti had suggested that Savannah take in a boarder to help with expenses. Against her better judgement, she agreed to rent the carriage house to Clive Miller, a handsome young widower, with a past full of secrets. Unlike Savannah though, the loss of his wife did not cause him to lose his faith in God, but instead bolstered it. The story of Clive searching for his wife’s killer and little by little revealing the truth to Savannah is rich and heartfelt. The interwoven story of Marti, the immigrant community, the evil behind the murders and race to find the killers is nail biting and keeps you guessing the whole time. I love the fact that God is never forced onto Savannah and time and grace are key in her way back to faith. This is an excellent story, for believers and non-believers alike. Great book, and excellent resolution.