Imperfect Justice (#02 in Hidden Justice Series)

\\r\\nEmilie Wesley knows the behind the news story being told to the world that Kaylene Adams killed her daughter. Kaylene is also dead but they story doesn't add up, as she had come to The Haven wanting help to get out of the controlling and abusive relationship. \\r\\nReid Billings thought he knew his sister, but. He finds the boxes Kaylene asked him to store and in the hope of finding answers finally opens them. Kaylene has left him a letter begging him to fight for her daughters. No Court is going to give custody to an Uncle over a Father. \\r\\nCan Emilie shake her self doubt that she isn't making a difference. Together can they find the truth needed to help his injured but holding onto life, niece, Kinley?\\r\\nWhat of the sparks between them? Can there be hope of a future for them, an instant family's for Reid?\\r\\n

I had never read any sort of suspense novel before, but I am so glad I picked up this one. Imperfect Justice follows a legal battle for the custody of a young girl. The characters were charming, yet strong. The story line drew me and kept me until the very end. I found this book easy and enjoyable. This book isn't very appropriate for teens, and adults affected by abuse may want to use caution as some topics in this book could be quite distressing. But otherwise, I would wholeheartedly recommend that you read this book!

Imperfect Justice is an excellent mix of legal thriller and romantic suspense. There is plenty of suspense, lots of legal problems, and enough romance to make sure it doesn't all get too heavy. And while it's dealing with women in abusive situations, it's hard-hitting without being explicit. \\r\\n\\r\\nImperfect Justice is the second book in Cara Putman's Hidden Justice series, following Beyond Justice. The stories follow a group of female attorneys, so work as standalone stories. Recommended for fans of legal thrillers and romantic suspense from authors such as Rachel Dylan, Carrie Stuart Parks, Colleen Coble and Lynette Eason. \\r\\n\\r\\nThanks to Thomas Nelson and NetGalley for providing a free ebook for review.