Review: Breach of Honor by Janice Cantore

About the Book

As a police officer in Table Rock, Oregon, Leah Radcliff puts her life on the line to help others every day. But at home, Leah’s battling her own personal nightmare: Brad, her abusive husband, a fellow officer, celebrated hero, and beloved son of a powerful prominent family. Brad’s violent outbursts and suspicious activities have left Leah physically and emotionally scarred, until one desperate action to put a stop to his abuse results in deadly consequences.

Though public opinion seems ready to convict Leah, Officer Clint Tanner is one of the few to believe she acted in self-defense. As he works with Leah’s attorney to produce the evidence they need, new truths about Brad’s dark side come to light—and reveal a deep-rooted problem in Table Rock. There are some who have breached their sworn duty to serve and protect . . . and they’ll do anything to keep their secret safe.

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MY THOUGHTS

I absolutely loved Breach of Honor. It tackles some serious issues, one of which was domestic violence. So while it was a tough read at times, I appreciated having a light shined on the topic.

I was fully invested from page one and couldn't read it fast enough. There wasn't constant action, but it was still a genuine page-turner. The very definition of unputdownable.

My favorite part was the faith journey Leah went on. It wasn't easy. She had some serious struggles and doubts, but in the end, it was very inspiring. And I loved the emphasis that was put on prayer. It can be the greatest weapon in any battle. A couple of my favorite quotes: “Prayer was a powerful weapon and should be the first one drawn in any fight.” and “Life isn’t easy, not for anyone. The difference is how people respond to the difficulties. You have prayer to fall back on now, and prayer works. Use it.” I think those quotes say so much.

There were a lot of characters, so it was a little bit hard for me to keep everyone straight at times, but other than that, this was an excellent read that I highly recommend. It just reiterates the fact that I need to read more from this author.

4.5 STARS