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In the Blue Justice series, bestselling and award-winning author Lynette Eason introduced readers to a close-knit law enforcement family who joins together to fight crime in Columbia, South Carolina. In Vow of Justice, the fourth and final book in the series, readers will be tearing through the pages to reach the riveting conclusion.

FBI Special Agent Lincoln St. John is living his own personal nightmare. When the woman he loves, Allison Radcliffe, is killed, he goes after her killers with a vengeance determined to make them pay for their crimes. But when he discovers that Allison is very much alive, he struggles with her deception. Linc isn’t sure how he’s supposed to feel, but he must put aside their unfinished business to stop a killer before she dies a second time—this time for good.

With over a half-million copies sold, Lynette’s books have provided heart-racing, fast-action novels that her readers have come to crave. Vow of Justice is no exception. Readers will love this deadly race against time.

Summer Memories

While I despise summer as an adult…ahem (seriously, I live in the south and can’t stand the heat these days)…my favorite childhood memory is definitely the lake. My family and a friend’s family had places that were super close to each other and it was so much fun. For several weeks out of the summer, we would stay at our lake house while my dad commuted back and forth to work. On the weekends and the days he took off, we’d be on the water. My dad had a speedboat and we’d ski, or go tubing and just spend some really lazy days in the water or lounging on the dock. Or sleeping in the hammock. There were also mosquitoes and fourth of July firecrackers, peanut butter and jelly sandwiches, and catching lightning bugs when the sun went down. 

Speaking of the fourth of July—it was the biggest celebration around the lake. My dad’s best friend would buy firecrackers in bulk. When it got dark enough, we’d go out to the dock and he’d set them off in a Disney World show worthy display while eating s’mores, moon pies, and drinking RC Cola. (I guess I’m dating myself there!) Looking back on my childhood and teenage years, I realize now how amazing those years actually were. By the time I reached college age, my dad had sold the boat and the lake house because life had gotten too busy to really justify keeping it.

But, oh, the memories! It was a fabulous way to spend the summer.

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