Genre:
Romantic Suspense
Romantic Suspense
Port Of Origin
Agents Of Mercy book 2
by Lisa Harris & Lynne Gentry
| -From Goodreads- When virus-infected pirates hijack a humanitarian medical ship, they trigger the threat of a global pandemic. An African fisherman. Foreign exploitation of Africa’s natural resources has destroyed the fishing business of Dabir Omar. Hijacking oil tankers brings cash to his family in their remote village, but it doesn’t buy the medical care needed to stop the deadly sickness attacking his people. When Dabir’s son becomes ill, the desperate pirate sets sail for the Liberty, an international humanitarian medical ship ported on the coast. An American surgeon. Against his better judgment, Dr. Josiah Allen agrees to work a two-week surgical stint on the Liberty, moored in Douala, Cameroon. Shortly after he arrives with his precocious six-year-old daughter, Josiah is sent ashore to investigate a mysterious illness at the ship’s post-op clinic. While he’s gone, Ebola-infected pirates hijack the medical ship where Josiah left his daughter. The woman compelled to save them all. When pirate negotiations fail, Mackenzie Scott’s privately-owned extraction unit comes in for the rescue. But when the medical ship where Mac had taken a wounded comrade is hijacked by pirates, the former military pararescue jumper becomes the pirate’s key hostage. Both fathers go to war to save their children. If Mac can’t convince them to work together, the winner of this conflict will be a deadly virus intent on destroying the world. ASIN: B085WBTN1K |  This Book received a 4 Bark rating.
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Can they stop this before it's too late...
I'm a little embarrassed to say that it it's actually been a little while since reading Port Of Origin. Not that it wasn't a good story, no, quite to the contrary. But there's nothing quite like reading about an epidemic right in the middle of a pandemic... Seriously, though, as with the rest of the Agents Of Mercy stories this one was both highly relevant to the world today and just flat out intense. You see, Lisa Harris and Lynne Gentry are really, really good at hard-hitting Christian suspense that ratchets up the tension and drama...
There's so much in Port Of Origin that I can't even begin to unpack it all in a short review. Suffice it to say this second Agents Of Mercy book packed just as much punch as the first. Though fiction from the minds of two of Christian romantic suspense's best minds, this story was thought-provoking in every way and it really opened my eyes about a thing or two. Easily ripped from tomorrow's headlines this book was a little edgy, a little gritty, and very good, I would definitely recommend the entire series from Lisa Harris and Lynne Gentry...
Tell Tale Book Reviews gives Port Of Origin by Lisa Harris & Lynne Gentry a 4 Bark rating.
I'm a little embarrassed to say that it it's actually been a little while since reading Port Of Origin. Not that it wasn't a good story, no, quite to the contrary. But there's nothing quite like reading about an epidemic right in the middle of a pandemic... Seriously, though, as with the rest of the Agents Of Mercy stories this one was both highly relevant to the world today and just flat out intense. You see, Lisa Harris and Lynne Gentry are really, really good at hard-hitting Christian suspense that ratchets up the tension and drama...
There's so much in Port Of Origin that I can't even begin to unpack it all in a short review. Suffice it to say this second Agents Of Mercy book packed just as much punch as the first. Though fiction from the minds of two of Christian romantic suspense's best minds, this story was thought-provoking in every way and it really opened my eyes about a thing or two. Easily ripped from tomorrow's headlines this book was a little edgy, a little gritty, and very good, I would definitely recommend the entire series from Lisa Harris and Lynne Gentry...
Tell Tale Book Reviews gives Port Of Origin by Lisa Harris & Lynne Gentry a 4 Bark rating.
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