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Double Cross: A Novel

3 Ratings: 4.3

A book by James David Jordan

Double Cross continues the story of Taylor Pasbury, a heroic young woman introduced in James David Jordan’s novel, Forsaken (“highly readable . . . Taylor is a character worth another visit” —BookPage).Raised by a father who was … see full wiki

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Author: James David Jordan

Publisher: B&H Books

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review by terrywhalin. January 16, 2010

It Hooked Me from the Opening Sentences

James David Morgan knows how to grab the reader and keep them for this page-turner, DOUBLE CROSS. I was impressed with the opening sentences, "The day my mother came back into my life began with a low December fog and a suicide. Mom was not responsible for the fog." Wow. I could not stop reading and turning the pages quick enough. This second novel was well-crafted and I loved it. After reading two of Jordan's novels, I will be watching for the next one. I highly recommend … more

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review by beatccr. December 28, 2009

posted in Cafe Libri: Reviewing Books & More

I forgot this book was written by a guy!

I had a blast reading the first book featuring Taylor's character, Forsaken, and was eager to read more about her adventures. I had really liked Jordan's style of writing in the first book and how he had managed to create a female character who was both strong and vulnerable at the same time. I was not disappointed when picking up the sequel and continuing Taylor's story. Once again, Jordan is able to write convincingly as a first person female. Too many times, other male authors try to write in … more

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review by MeliWillis. October 08, 2009

posted in Cafe Libri: Reviewing Books & More

Great Premis, Disappointing Execution

Former Secret Service agent, Taylor Pasbury, greatly admired and respected her client, Simon Mason. His death, by the hands of terrorist profoundly impacted the lives of his daughter, Simon Mason Ministries, and Taylor. Before his death, someone was attempting to blackmail Simon because of an affair many years prior which lead to the birth of a son. In addition to blackmail, it was also discovered $500,000 was missing from the ministry's funds. After an internal audit, all indicators point to Simon's … more

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