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Don't Keep Silent
Don't Keep Silent
Don't Keep Silent
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Don't Keep Silent

Written by Elizabeth Goddard

Narrated by Amanda Dolan

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Justice comes easy for these two. But forgiveness? That’s another matter altogether.

Investigative reporter Rae Burke will do anything to find her missing sister-in-law, even if it means facing Liam
McKade, a man who almost lost his life saving hers. A former DEA agent, Liam thought he could find peace at
his Wyoming ranch, but he doesn’t feel at home anywhere anymore. When the reporter who blew his cover on an
important investigation inserts herself back into his life, he’s less than thrilled. But Rae’s keen investigative skills have
led her down the right path—and directly into the dragon’s mouth—leaving Liam no choice but to protect her.

As the danger increases, the past they both tried to flee catches up to them, along with the feelings they once had
for each other …
LanguageEnglish
Release dateJun 30, 2020
ISBN9781980087106
Don't Keep Silent
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Elizabeth Goddard

Elizabeth Goddard is the USA Today bestselling and award-winning author of more than 60 novels, including Cold Light of Day and Shadows at Dusk, as well as the Rocky Mountain Courage and Uncommon Justice series. Her books have sold nearly 1.5 million copies. She is a Carol Award and Reader's Choice Award winner and a Daphne du Maurier Award and HOLT Medallion finalist. When she's not writing, she loves spending time with her family, traveling to find inspiration for her next book, and serving with her husband in ministry. Learn more at ElizabethGoddard.com.

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  • Rating: 2 out of 5 stars
    2/5
    Perhaps you are familiar with Rio Bravo, the movie ranked #63 on the 2012 BFI poll of the Greatest Films of All Time. It ranked higher than classics such as Blade Runner, Chinatown, Lawrence of Arabia, and Casablanca, which also appear in the top 100. However, odds are you haven’t heard of Eldorado which appeared nine years later. It was a literal remake of Rio Bravo using the same screenwriter, director, and star. Of course, we have all heard of remakes, but I am not aware of another instance in which a literal copy followed so close after the original.I thought of this while reading Don’t Keep Silent. The book seemed like a remake of a previous novel by this author. Rae Burke is a young investigative reporter, and the daughter of a world-renowned reporter who died covering a story. In the earlier episode, she is trying to rescue a young woman from sexual slavery. She foolishly puts herself in danger and is kidnapped by Malcolm Fox, the head of the human trafficking ring. Liam McKade, an undercover agent embedded in the Fox organization, is forced to blow his cover to rescue Rae. Liam sustains a life-threatening injury when he throws himself in front of her to take a bullet intended for her. Don’t Keep Silent tells the same story. Rae is trying to rescue her sister-in-law, Zoey, who has disappeared. Rae travels to Jackson Hole, Wyoming, and convinces Liam to serve as her bodyguard and co-investigator. Then time and again she charges into harm’s way, endangering Liam and herself. Goddard doesn’t even bother to create a new antagonist. Malcolm Fox is inexplicably released from prison and comes to Jackson Hole seeking revenge. Rae is once again captured and Liam once again rushing to rescue her. I had not read any of Goddard’s previous novels, but after completing Don’t Keep Silent I went in search of the earlier volume. It appears that my original supposition was incorrect. As near as I can tell, the detailed information that appears throughout this book is backstory created for this novel. The protagonists in the two previous novels in this service are Liam’s brothers. Each rescues a damsel in mortal danger and both make a cameo appearance in this book. The detailed backstory telegraphs what is going to happen and robs the story of any sense of originality or suspense. The characters are not well-developed nor likable. Rae is impulsive, irrational, and insensitive to the welfare of others. Liam’s near-fatal injury, caused by her impulsive behavior, had no effect on her behavior. She is motivated by her insecure need to measure up to her dead father. Zoey’s explanation for her disappearance is superficial and unconvincing. We are supposed to believe that she is intellectually gifted but incapable of memorizing a nine-word sequence. Even less believable is the sudden, unexplained release from prison of a man convicted of human trafficking. The final confrontation in which Rae must once again be rescued is laughably implausible. Goddard is the author of some 30 novels, but the quality of this work makes me wonder about her earlier books. Don’t Keep Silent suffers from a lazy approach to characterization and plotting. Is it also a sign that Goddard cares more about the number of books she publishes than the quality of her works?
  • Rating: 5 out of 5 stars
    5/5
    Thank you in advance to the publisher, Revell, as well as Elizabeth Goddard for sending me a complimentary review copy as part of her launch team. Interestingly I had also requested a copy through Interviews & Reviews, that extra book will be going to my mother for her birthday at the end of the month. She is in for a treat.

    Elizabeth Goddard is certainly no newbie at this romantic suspense genre. She’s serious, intense, and doesn’t hold back on the action – at least in this thrilling, exciting, and engaging story. This is the first one I’ve read by her; and in anticipation of it – I got the two previous novels: “Never Let Go” and “Always Look Twice”. I haven’t had a chance to read them, so I can’t say how well connected the books are. But, I can say that Goddard isn’t going to remain a new-to-me author for long.

    “Don’t Keep Silent” is the third and final installment of the Uncommon Justice series which features brothers Austin, Heath, and Liam McKade.

    Obviously, this is Liam’s story and can easily read as a standalone novel. However, I am sure once a reader sees the connection; they might go ahead and read them in order. As someone who LOVES Romantic-Suspense reads, I had to sign up for the tour. Not knowing if I was approved, I asked for a copy through Interviews & Reviews, and very glad I did!

    The covers of the books in the series are similar, only the font has different colors and the “women” featured are to correspond to the particular romantic interest/heroine in the story. Revell has a way of designing covers that immediately pop right out and, for me, grab my attention. I’ve rarely been disappointed with a Revell read.

    This installment is told in third person from Rae and Liam’s perspectives. And, Goddard doesn’t hold back – I already said that – but that is essential to remember!

    Right off this book starts in a shocking manner! Even the first chapter was thrilling. So much so, I could barely take notes. The action, the secrets – the vivid and descriptive writing really set this one off with a bang!

    This is a definitely a pulse-pounding, rapid-pace, action-packed wild ride. That didn’t surprise me from the blurb. But, there were times I was absolutely SHOCKED! Just blown completely away!

    It didn’t stop. IT-DOES-NOT-STOP.

    Goddard’s writing style kept me interested and the pace/action moving so rapidly I often had to stop to catch my breath. Some of the chapters were short, so obviously moving on with another one was easy to do. While head-spinning at times, it wasn’t that confusing. If there were plot holes, I wouldn’t have noticed them. I appreciate the smaller chapters as I can read through a book a lot faster. Then, there were times I just couldn’t put the book down.

    There weren’t that many characters so it wasn’t too hard to keep up with who was related to who. However, some of the supporting characters I had strong feelings about because of how they kept dropping off with regard to interaction.

    Brad, Reggie, Sheriff Taggart, Ivan – even Zoey’s mom Samara wasn’t free from seeming like a suspect, especially when it came down to the mysterious book packages. I have to admit, I had NO idea what was going on until the last few chapters, some if it I wouldn’t have guessed.

    There was a lot of character development between Liam and Rae, who already had a past run-in when it came to a human trafficking case. And, that comes right back to this story. Again, as I have not read the other two books – I can’t say how well their plots play into this one or if those previous books set this one up. These books are DEFINITELY on the TBR list.

    When Goddard isn’t keeping us wound up with action – we’ve got secrets flying around from all directions: Callie, Zoey’s little daughter, has one; the books and Samara; even Alan, Zoey’s husband seems like a good suspect; what about Zoey’s step-dad?? No one and nothing is off the table with this story. The way Goddard writes this – you begin to wonder if Callie’s past was tied into it, perhaps Alan’s past, is Zoey really even innocent? And, that is just in that group.

    The author also weaves in the pain and torture of a missing loved one – what the family is put through by investigators as well as the psychological trauma from the loss that is in their own homes. It’s made even worse when one of the family members has special needs such as Autism (Callie). So there is not just an entertainment element to this story, but a human element.

    The connection between Rae/Liam was cemented from the beginning, even prior to the story. And, watching them working together and at times him rescuing her, was a beautiful relationship.

    This story also had a few other journeys in it – Liam’s was trying to learn where he belonged and what he wanted to do.

    Rae’s journey was in getting to the bottom of stories, particularly ones like human trafficking. Being the voice for the voiceless, speaking up, and the responsibility of “don’t keep silent” when you see/hear something wrong. She wanted to please her late father.

    This is a worthy conclusion to what seems like a fascinating series.

    This is a clean read distributed by Revell – no sex talk and no foul language. There are bible quotes, but the religious and faith themed tones are respectful, and it is not integral to the scene or preachy in nature.

    This book is written more for those who have read and enjoy Christian/faith themed Romantic Suspense books as well as fans of the author, especially those who’ve read the previous two books in the series. So, I would definitely recommend it to them.
  • Rating: 3 out of 5 stars
    3/5
    Rae is an investigative reporter, still reeling from a story that turned dangerous and almost got her and an undercover agent killed.  But, when her sister-in-law goes missing, her brother asks her to use her talents to find her, bringing Rae right back into the path of the undercover agent she nearly killed, Liam McKade.While Don’t Keep Silent is written as a standalone, the reader feels a missing piece of the puzzle in Liam and Rae’s first encounter and embattled past. The author works diligently to weave both stories together, but one cannot help but feel cheated out of the full history of two strong characters.Otherwise, this story does not lack for action and suspense with MANY dubious and daunting characters.  Each chapter seems to bring the reader a new suspect as Rae works quickly to find the story that hits closest to home, involving her college roommate turned sister-in-law.*Disclaimer: A review copy was provided by the publisher.  All opinions are my own.
  • Rating: 4 out of 5 stars
    4/5
    Don’t start reading this unless you’ve got plenty of time as you won’t want to put it down! A page-turner from the very beginning, this one kept me on my toes. Fast-paced, action-filled suspense and danger along with intriguing characters all made for a delightful read. I especially loved Samara, Zoey’s mother, and I found Chuck to be an interesting addition to the suspense. This one kept me guessing!Thank you to the author and Revell Publishing for an early copy of this book. I was under no obligation to write a positive review and all opinions are my own.
  • Rating: 5 out of 5 stars
    5/5
    Don't Keep Silent, by Elizabeth Goddard, is book three in the Uncommon Justice series. Rae Burke is an investigative reporter who is currently out of work when her brother contacts her about his missing wife. As Rae starts digging into her sister-in-law's disappearance, she runs into former DEA agent Liam McKade. They had worked together previously and he ended up getting injured. Neither of them are excited to be working together again. As they dug into her sister-in-laws disappearance, they found out she's not really who they thought she was.This is a great story. I have enjoyed the whole series! This story has so much action, suspense and “who done it” mystery that is is hard to put down. The writing is so clear it is easy to envision the surroundings and what happens. The things that stands out to me is the guilt Rae felt over what happened to Liam when they worked together before. She struggled with even wanting to see him. Liam's so generous, that even though he struggled with forgiving her for what happened, he invited her into his home to keep her safe. I feel Rae's character is immature with her actions and how she put herself and others in danger. This is a Christian romantic suspense story, the Christian aspect is very light. I received a copy of this book through Revell Reads Blogger Program. This is my honest review.
  • Rating: 4 out of 5 stars
    4/5
    No matter what, investigative reporter Rae Burke has to find her missing sister-in-law—even if she must cross paths with the protective man she hoped to leave in her past. The closer they come to the truth, the more danger surrounds them—and the more undeniable their feelings for one another become.Elizabeth Goddard’s Don’t Keep Silent, the third Uncommon Justice novel, proves to be action-packed, high-stakes, and oh so intriguing as the drama unfolds—a perfect conclusion to the series. I enjoyed getting to know the third McKade brother and the story definitely kept me on the edge of my seat. Readers looking for an entertaining romantic-suspense read, check out Don’t Keep Silent (and the rest of the series, too).I received a complimentary copy of this book and the opportunity to provide an honest review. I was not required to write a positive review, and all the opinions I have expressed are my own.
  • Rating: 5 out of 5 stars
    5/5
    Don't Keep Silent is full of twists and turns and will keep you reading to see what will happen next. Rae is determined at all costs to find her sister-in-law and won't stop at anything to find her. I love the determination she has even though it means working with Lima McKade whom she has a history with. Liam thinks he will be able to settle down, but soon finds himself interacting with Rae again as she finds herself in danger trying to follow the clues. I received a copy of the book to read, the review is mine.
  • Rating: 5 out of 5 stars
    5/5
    Don't Keep Silent is the riveting conclusion of the Uncommon Justice series and author Elizabeth Goddard has created a memorable story to shine the light on the third McKade brother. Liam McKade is a former DEA agent and his plans to live a quiet life in Wyoming are challenged when he recognizes a face from his past. Liam once saved an investigative reporter's life and now, he is shocked when Rae suddenly reappears. Her sister-in-law is missing, Rae needs Liam's help to find her, and old feelings are revived as they begin their search. What follows is an intense, action-packed drama set in the beauty of Jackson Hole, Wyoming and the Rocky Mountains, and some of the scenes with the ski slopes will simply take your breath away! There is adventure, danger, an undeniable chemistry between Rae and Liam, and a faith-filled message that will warm your heart and offer you thoughts to ponder! If you are searching for Christian romantic suspense that keeps you searching for answers, pick up a copy of Don't Keep Silent. You won't be disappointed!I received a copy of this book from the author and publisher. There was no obligation to post a review. These are my own thoughts and opinion.
  • Rating: 5 out of 5 stars
    5/5
    Title: Don’t Keep Silent (Uncommon Justice #3)Author: Elizabeth GoddardPages: Year: Publisher: My rating: 5 out of 5 stars.In the first novel, Never Let Go, audiences enjoy the tale of how Willow, who is a forensic genealogist, meets up with former FBI agent Austin McKade. In the next book, readers will be thrilled to find out how photographer Harper Reynolds comes across an old acquaintance, Heath McKade. In the concluding story of the series titled, Don’t Keep Silent, readers will be mesmerized as they follow daring investigative reporter Rae Burke as she collides with Liam McKade.Liam is a former undercover agent who had to medically resign and is trying to find his way in life without any special plans. Rae is once again on the hunt to find a missing person, Zoey, who is married to her brother but has vanished. Rae knew Zoey in college where Zoey had a traumatic experience, and Rae wonders if that is what is the catalyst to Zoey’s recent disappearance.When Rae travels to Wyoming, she plans on asking Liam for help, but she isn’t sure he even wants to see her. No sooner is Rae starting her investigating and research when it seems someone has found her, and her life is now in jeopardy! Heath and Austin along with their wives are off to different destinations so Liam is tasked with keeping the ranch running. Emerald M is the place where all three McKade’s grew up. Their past is one thing they are trying to make peace with and to build a better future for themselves. Liam wonders if he can even be a part of it. Where does he fit in?Plan on spending many moments in a tension-filled thriller that reveals Liam’s past and Rae’s as well. There are dangerous foes coming for these two from many angles, and Liam is tasked with keeping Rae alive. Can he do it? Will Liam and Rae be able to ignore their own past experiences with each other in order to focus on finding this missing woman? All three books in the Uncommon Justice series were very entertaining to read. I kept my nose buried in the pages from beginning to end. I think you will enjoy the suspense, romance, and exciting conclusion to the series.Note: The opinions shared in this review are solely my responsibility.
  • Rating: 5 out of 5 stars
    5/5
    Don’t Keep Silent by Elizabeth Goddard is the third book in her Uncommon Justice series. Investigative Reporter Rae Burke is on the trail of her missing sister-in-law when she has to ask former DEA agent Liam McKade for help. This story takes you into the back country of Jackson Hole, Wyoming during the winter. Where you not only have to battle the elements but all the bad guys that are hot on your trail looking for revenge! Rae was always trying to measure up to her late father’s memory. His motto seemed to be “if you see an injustice “Don’t Keep Silent” do something about it! This was a great edge-of-your-seat thriller with some difficult topics addressed. Liam and Rae both had to forgive the things from their past to be able to move on with their future. I really enjoyed this book.I received this book from the publisher for my honest review.
  • Rating: 4 out of 5 stars
    4/5
    Don't Keep Silent is the final book in the Uncommon Justice series by Elizabeth Goddard. This one features Liam McKade, the third McKade brother and Rae Burke, a reporter who is trying to find out what happened to her sister-in-law. Rae and Liam had met previously and parted on not the best of circumstances so when he runs into her again he is not pleased.The story starts out with a woman who we later learns is Rae's sister-in-law escaping from some men in a cabin. It does not look good that she can survive the icy wilderness and with men pursuing her. Rae investigates her disappearance at the request of her brother but it seems like obstacles are put in Rae investigating. Someone wants secrets to be kept. Lots of twists in this book that kept me reading.
  • Rating: 5 out of 5 stars
    5/5
    Don't Keep Silent is the final and in my opinion, the best book in the Uncommon Justice series by Elizabeth Goddard. This story centers around Rae Burke, journalist, and Liam McKade, former DEA agent. They actually had met once before on a case Rae was investigating and Liam ended up having to blow his cover to save her.They meet again in Jackson Hole, Wyoming where Rae has traveled to find answers about her sister-in-law's disappearance. Hesitantly, she enlists the help of Liam who is now living on his family's ranch in Wyoming. Very quickly, it becomes apparent that someone does not want Rae to find out anything about her missing sister-in-law. What begins is a nail-biting page-turner for lovers of suspense. Who is trying to stop Rae and why? What lengths will Liam have to go to this time to save her? Read the book to find the answer to these questions and more. Lovers of romantic suspense will enjoy this complicated storyline with lots of twists and turns.Thank you to the author and publisher for a copy of this book. All opinions expressed are entirely my own.
  • Rating: 4 out of 5 stars
    4/5
    Another fantastic book by Elizabeth Goddard. It continues to follow Liam still in Wyoming at his brother's ranch. This book has an interesting mystery and premise, some adventure and is clean. No profanity or sex. While this continues the story (number 3 in series) you wouldn't have trouble understanding it if it is your first introduction to Liam and Reagan. If you like a fast moving adventure you will enjoy this book. There is plenty of character development so you care about them while the scrapes they get into keep it interesting. While they are Christians who talk about God in their life it is not a large portion of the book and this book should appeal to non Christians as well.
  • Rating: 4 out of 5 stars
    4/5
    As with the last book, I read in the Uncommon Justice series there was more receptiveness and dragging along in some areas in this book for me. I did enjoy that there was more suspense in this book; it did keep me very intrigued, and eager to know what was going to happen next. I did not see faith being a strong message in this book as with the last book; there is some mention of God but that is about it. Again, I did not see the romance as much as I did the suspense, which was fine with me as I enjoy the suspense more anyway.I would like to thank Revell for the ARC of Don’t Keep Silent in exchange for my honest review.
  • Rating: 5 out of 5 stars
    5/5
    This is the third book in The Uncommon Justice series and I have read them all. I think I enjoyed Don't Keep Silent the most. The book kept me interested throughout and I wanted to keep reading it to find out what was going to happen next. Just the right mix of mystery, action and romance. I would recommend this book and this author.
  • Rating: 4 out of 5 stars
    4/5
    This is Book 3 in the Uncommon Justice series, and while some of the characters appear in previous books, it is not necessary to read the other books, as they can function as standalone. I had read book 2, Always Look Twice, so I was acquainted with some of the characters, but again, it isn’t necessary. I thought this book had a lot more drama and tension than the previous book. There was a lot packed into this thriller. Shadow organizations, drug and human trafficking, money laundering, abductions, and murder. Rae Burke is an investigative reporter, but her last story nearly got her killed. Now her sister-in-law and former college roommate, Zoey, is missing, and Rae’s brother, Alan, begs Rae to look for Zoey. Rae involves Liam, the former DEA agent she met on her last story, to help her find Zoey. There is a lot of danger and tension as Liam and Rae search for clues. There is also romance brewing between them. Also, the characters turn to God asking for help in situations. I enjoyed this story and the characters. Thanks to Elizabeth Goddard and NetGalley for a copy of the book in exchange for an honest review. #DontKeepSilent #NetGalley #ElizabethGoddard #Revell
  • Rating: 5 out of 5 stars
    5/5
    Don't Keep Silent is a wow-I-did-not-see-that-coming kind of book. Never having read any of Elizabeth Goddard's books before, I wasn't quite sure what to expect, but I will be looking for more of her stories. Even though Don't Keep Silent is the third and final book in the Uncommon Justice series, it is well-read as a stand-alone story. The author fills in enough of the backstories of the characters which keeps the reader from having lots of questions about what has gone on before in their lives. The characters are colorful and riveting, as well as realistic and either likable, relatable, or despicable. Rae and Liam had been involved in circumstances previously, and things did not end well. I enjoyed watching their relationship begin again and evolve into more than colleagues looking for a missing person. The book's setting brings out the beautiful imagery of the winter ski resort area of the mountains of Wyoming. The dialogue flowed seamlessly without sounding forced, and most of the book, with its non-stop action, was unpredictable. I like how the author revealed things layer by layer, keeping me wondering how scenarios were ever going to work out. Readers who love exciting, heart-stopping mysteries will not want to miss Don't Keep Silent. It keeps you eagerly reading until the very last page. I was given a complimentary copy of the book from the publisher and was not required to write a review. The opinions are my own.
  • Rating: 3 out of 5 stars
    3/5
    Don’t Keep Silent is the third book in Ms. Goddard’s Uncommon Justice series. In addition to this one, I have read the first in the series, and thoroughly enjoyed them both. (Now, I just need to read the other one!) This book is about the third of the McCade brothers of Jackson, Wyoming and is set in that glorious part of the country. It is a modern-day mystery that keeps the reader on the edge of their seat and guessing throughout the entire book. The setting is wonderful – the characters are fully developed (some are people I would like to have for friends – others are just villains!) – and the plot is good. Altogether, this is a great book to get your mind off of everyday problems. I was given this book by LibraryThing’s Early Reviewer’s program.
  • Rating: 5 out of 5 stars
    5/5
    This book kept me on the edge of my seat. I did not want to put this book down. I loved the bits of romance and love the suspense. The characters were fantastic. Rae and Liam have to get over what happened to them in the past so that they can work together and find Rae’s missing sister-in-law. I loved the twists and turns throughout. I loved some of the descriptions of the area. I received a copy of this book from the author for a fair and honest opinion that I gave of my own free will.
  • Rating: 5 out of 5 stars
    5/5
    "It was how he felt once, and he realized that he'd lost himself. Rae was helping him find himself again."Elizabeth Goddard once again delivers an action-packed, intense romantic suspense with an intricate and well-crafted plot. The chase to find the villain is full of twists and turns and the sheer brilliance in the complexity of the plot can truly be appreciated only at the conclusion of the book. This is book 3 in Uncommon Justice series but can definitely be read as a stand-alone. If you enjoy romantic suspense, this book is a must-read for your summer reading list. Liam, a former DEA agent, is still the fierce warrior who finds his purpose in protecting those in need, uncovering injustice, and bringing justice to the world. Rae, a former investigative reporter, is equally fierce in uncovering injustice and attempting to right the wrongs of the world by not staying silent. They have a tricky past which led to Liam resigning from the DEA and floating in a sea of uncertainty. Rae gets pulled into a secretive world of kidnappings and trafficking when she sets out to find out where her sister-in-law disappeared to. They're thrown into a rollercoaster ride of a lifetime when Rae's search brings her to Liam's hometown and they're almost immediately targeted by someone who is bent on scaring them from digging further. If you've followed the series, you'll be delighted to see Liam's brothers Austin and Heath with their happily-ever-afters in their cameo appearances. I received a copy of the book from Revell/Baker Publishing Group and was under no obligation to post a positive review. All comments and opinions are solely my own.
  • Rating: 5 out of 5 stars
    5/5
    I thnk I found a new author. this is the first book I've read from ELizabeth Goddard and looking forward to reading the others. She has it all mystery, intrigue, romance. A verygood read.
  • Rating: 5 out of 5 stars
    5/5
    Author Elizabeth Goddard concludes her "Uncommon Justice Series" with Book Three, "Don't Keep Silent". Each book features one of the three McKade brothers--lawmen from Jackson Hole, Wyoming. In "Don't Keep Silent", former DEA agent Liam McKade once again crosses paths with Rae Burke, an investigative journalist. Rae's interference with Liam's last case almost cost him everything--including his life. Now, she needs Liam's help to find her missing sister-in-law, whose secrets have apparently come back to haunt her. When Liam is compelled to join the search, danger lurks all around them--including the undeniable attraction between the two of them. It will take courage, skill, and a great deal of faith to overcome the obstacles they face. An involving romance featuring Wyoming's natural beauty, visits from "the other brothers", and a simmering awareness between the leads, "Don't Keep Silent" is top-notch contemporary inspirational romantic suspense.Book Copy Revell Books via Library Thing
  • Rating: 4 out of 5 stars
    4/5
    This was a very entertaining, action-packed thriller about a reporter’s search for her missing sister-in-law, aided by an ex-DEA agent with whom she shares a tragic past.Ms. Goddard is very deft at building the suspense and mystery. The novel moves along at brisk pace, with plenty of startling revelations and a building sense of dread over the missing woman’s fate.The romance was fairly low key, with the story relying perhaps a bit too much on the pair’s past relationship and not delving enough into the current state of their hearts. It makes perfect sense that they would not have time for a lot of introspection about where they went wrong before and whether or not their relationship was worth salvaging, given all that is going on in the story at the time, but it does make their ultimate reconciliation a bit abrupt. Nonetheless, it’s an excellent thriller and well worth the investment of time to enjoy it.I received a copy of the book from the publisher in exchange for an honest review.
  • Rating: 5 out of 5 stars
    5/5
    I have read all of the books in this series and enjoyed them, and this one did not disappoint.We take care of some unfinished business, and are updated on the McKade brothers, but don’t get to comfortable, you will soon be holding your breath and page-turning for answers, they will come, and maybe not how you expect.We experience the beauty of the area around Jackson Hole through the eyes of these characters, but evil is lurking, and they have no regard for human life.Will all of the characters you care about make it to the end? Will the little one get to see her Mom again? Answers come yes, but surprises abound, and bombshells drop, and you will be ducking as the bullets fly!I received this book through the Publisher Revell and was not required to give a positive review.
  • Rating: 4 out of 5 stars
    4/5
    If you are looking for a romantic suspense that is chock full of high intensity action, then Don’t Keep Silent by Elizabeth Goddard is a great choice. The third book in her Uncommon Justice series features another McKade brother, Liam, and Rae Burke. The two have some history that includes very unpleasant memories. Their attraction not withstanding, they face some big hurdles to renewing a relationship — feelings of betrayal, guilt, and a murderous foe.I really liked the setting for Don’t Keep Silent. All the books in this series are set in the Jackson Hole area of Wyoming, but this book is set during the winter season. I needed those cool scenes to combat my sweltering reality. ? The icy and snowy conditions went a long way to advance the plot and ramp up the danger facing the characters. It was also fun to go along with Liam and Rae as they were snowmobiling, skiing, and heli-skiing towards a solution to their investigation. The missing persons case is very personal to Rae, and her determinations to save her sister-in-law was very credible. The mystery kept Liam and Rae and the reader on their toes. It was hard to trust anyone. I did have trouble with Rae’s brother Alan. His character came across to me as very weak, and in my opinion whiny. I just didn’t like how he reacted to his wife’s disappearance. But since that was not a large part of the story, it didn’t keep me from enjoying this fast-paced novel.Romantic sparks and danger around every corner make Don’t Keep Silent a recommended read. While this book can be read as a standalone, if you haven’t read the other two in the series, now is your chance to get in some great binge-reading.Recommended.Audience: adults.