Thread of Innocence is the fourth book in Jeff Shelby’s now
seven-book series about Joe Tyler and the abduction of his eight-year-old
daughter, Elizabeth. This is not a stand-alone book and I do no suggest you
start with this one. But, this is an excellent story, so begin with Thread of Hope. Without saying too much,
in the part of the saga revealed in this book, some of the details about the
kidnapping have been solved, and the 16-year-old Elizabeth has come home, at
least for a while. Shelby does an excellent job of reflecting the emotional
impact of this event on Elizabeth and her parents, Joe and his now ex-wife
Lauren. Joe’s search of answers leads him to get involved with some very
unsavory characters. The conclusion of this story is very satisfying, and it
sets up the continuation of the story. These books are quick and
lightning-paced – the story is excellent and emotionally gripping, one which
all of us hope never happens to us. I’ve already downloaded the fifth book, Thread of Fear.
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