Sharon Robinson and her daughters find their love, courage, and values challenged as they are swept into a plot of art theft and murder when against Sharon\'s better judgement, she allows her ex-husband, Ben, to move in with them--along with his wife and children.
From absorbing legal drama to lightning-paced action, the Sun Coast.
Ulterior Motives is book three in the Sun Coast Chronicles by award-winning author Terri Blackstock.
It\'s a wrenching portrayal of the cost of forgiveness, of innocence and faith pitted against monstrous evil, and of skepticism\'s journey to the cross of Christ.
Ulterior Motives is more than just a superbly crafted suspense novel.
The question is, does Sharon Robinson know Ben as well as she thinks she does? Two small kidnapping victims hold the answer--and time to save their lives is running out. when her personal indictment against him may be almost as bitter as murder. . .
Now that person is about to gamble her own well-being on his innocence .
Knows that he\'s quite capable of trashing human lives but not of taking them.
Except that one person isn\'t convinced--someone who knows Ben well.
Recently fired by Dubose, Ben Robinson has a motive backed by a convincing trail of evidence.
The police are certain they\'ve got their man.
Louis Dubose, international art dealer, has been murdered.
All she knows for certain is his crime against her.
He swears he\'s innocent.
The police think he killed someone.
He finds himself falling in love with Sharon as her own human impulses battle with her Christian principles.
Detective Tony Danks, from the first two Sun Coast books, battles against time to save the lives of the two girls.
When Ben tries to clear himself of murder charges, two of the children are kidnapped and held hostage by the real murderer.
Sharon Robinson and her daughters find their love, courage, and values challenged as they are swept into a plot of art theft and murder when against Sharon\'s better judgement, she allows her ex-husband, Ben, to move in with them--along with his wife and children
