Reviews for Justifiable Means

The average rating for Justifiable Means based on 2 reviews is 3.5 stars.

Review # 1 was written on 2014-11-19 00:00:00 Bart Dudley Given that this was written back in 1996, I am willing to cut Justifiable Means some slack. That was before we started expecting more from Christian fiction. As is, it's a very predictable story with an incredibly annoying female main character. Perhaps she seemed worse because I listened to this as an audio book, so every neurotic moment came across in whiny clarity. Pros: Clean light thriller. Gentle romance (for those who need that in their thrillers) Cons: Predictable. Annoying main character (female). Cheesy storytelling (by today's standards). Best Suited for Christian readers who like a bit of romance thrown in with some very mild thrills. Perhaps twenty years ago, I may have enjoyed it more than I did now, and I don't hold that against the author. I'm more than willing to read more of her work, but will probably look for more current novels.

Review # 2 was written on 2016-09-19 00:00:00 David Brown I'm never disappointed after reading a Terri Blackstock book. And this was no different. I have a list of her books to still read, but find myself delaying because I don't want to run out of her books. For a Christian suspense first published in 1996, this was a great read for me. Yes, some things was predictable, but the suspense still kept me turning pages. Melissa had a lot to learn in her journey with God. I was glad that she didn't skip the consequences of her actions, but that she learned from that and, how even though we have to live with consequences of our decisions, God still forgives, protects and turns things around for the best.