It mostly surrounded the equipment placed on the horse in order to ride, also known as tack.

Certain aspects of the horse segments were incorrect and left me with cartoon question marks over my head as I tried to figure out what Mills meant to say. As a horse person, I understand the terminology better than most. Avery rides horses, for example, and gives a lesson to another character. Where I struggled with Concrete Evidence by DiAnn Mills: Research errors made me cringe, and this, in turn, affected my believability of the plot. Avery is trusting until circumstances dictate otherwise meanwhile, Marc is the opposite. With danger around every corner, of course readers want everyone safe! You’d be pretty heartless to wish otherwise when you read DiAnn Mills novels! She makes it impossible not to be in the characters’ respective corners.

Avery and Marc were not her most relatable characters, but they’re still the type of individuals readers want to root for. I liked Avery and Marc’s characters Mills does a great job developing them as people and making them likeable. Or it could be because of my career in emergency management and my horse experience, both of which led me to ask “What?” It could be because I inhaled the novel like it was fresh water in a desert. Unlike most of her books, certain aspects of Concrete Evidence didn’t line up for me. I have enjoyed every DiAnn Mills book I have read, and Concrete Evidence is no exception…as long as I did not think too hard. Not because I disliked the book but rather because I wanted to contemplate my words. I waited a while before providing feedback on Concrete Evidence by DiAnn Mills.

With a hurricane approaching the Texas coast and the structural integrity of the Lago de Cobre Dam called into question, time is running out to get to the bottom of a sinister plot that could be endangering the lives of not only Avery and her loved ones but the entire community. As Marc works to identify the dead man Avery saw, threats toward Avery create a fresh sense of urgency to pinpoint why someone wants to silence her. To make matters worse, Avery's just discovered a billing discrepancy for materials supposedly purchased for construction of the Lago de Cobre Dam.ĭesperate for answers, Avery contacts FBI Special Agent Marc Wilkins for help. until the day she finds him standing with a gun over the body of a dead man. Raised by Senator Elliott, Avery has never doubted her grandfather is the man of integrity and faith she's always believed him to be. On the family's Brazos River Ranch in Texas, Avery Elliott helps run her grandfather's commercial construction business. Genres: Fiction, Christian, Romance, Suspense Also by this author: Airborne, Fatal Strike, Deadly Encounter, High Treason, Deep Extraction, Where Tomorrow Leads, Long Walk Home, Trace of Doubt, Trace of Doubt

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