Double Cross

by James David Jordan

Double Cross continues the story of Taylor Pasbury, a heroic young woman introduced in James David Jordan's novel, Forsaken ("highly readable . . . Taylor is a character worth another visit" --... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0805447547
• ISBN13: 9780805447545
• Release Date: October 2009
• Publisher: B&H Books
• Length: 387 Pages
• Weight: 0.90 lbs.
• Dimensions: 1.1" x 5.6" x 8.3"

Customer Reviews

Great characters Great Message

Jordan did a great job of developing Taylor, the lead character. She is so complete; its like you are here friend and having a conversationw with her all through the book; the mother character is amazing; complicated, rude and sympathetic all at the same time; I love the characters, the story and the message of God's grace.

Double Cross

Double Cross James David Jordan 2009 B & H Publishing Group Fiction/Suspense/Mystery Reviewed by Cindy Loven Taylor Pasbury, has a history. A violent history. Only 29 and raised by a father who was a former Special Forces Officer, abandoned by her mother at nine, Taylor's life has not been easy. Her father was murdered when she was only seventeen and she was alone. All the training from her father has caused her to turn to a career in private security. Simon Mason World Ministries, needed a security officer, and Taylor was perfect for the job. A huge international ministry, Simon Mason has been threatened by a blackmailer, and his daughter was kidnapped, and he went to rescue her and was murdered. These are all things of the recent past, and this novel takes up the story, setting the scenario described. Half a million dollars is missing from the ministry, and fingers originally pointed at Simon Mason. However, after his death an internal audit shows that it is his assistant Elise, who has misappropriated the funds. A visit for confrontation is scheduled. Only when Taylor and Kacey, Simon's daughter arrive, they find Elise in her car in the garage dead. Suicide is the initial ruling. But something is not right. Follow this story as Taylor dives into a investigation that will endanger her, Kacey and her mother, who has reappeared into her life. James David Jordan, has written an excellent mystery for all suspense lovers. This book will keep your interest and you will finish wishing for more. Most definitely a book to share with others! A five star rating is well deserved for this author and book. 302 pages [...]

An author not to miss.

This was the first book I've ready by James David Jordan. I am hooked and will make a point to read all of his books. This was an exciting, fast paced mystery. The realistic way this male writer portrayed the protagonists emotions as she deals with a mother who abandoned her when she was a child, is realistic and unusual. Watch for the twists and surprises in every chapter. Highly recommend.

Worth the wait!

Since reading Jordan's novel, Forsaken, I have been anxiously waiting to get my hands on Double Cross. It was worth the wait! I was hooked from the first page. Double Cross continues with the character, Taylor Pasbury, from Forsaken. Taylor's mother, Hillary, is introduced at the beginning of the book and it is non-stop action, suspense and fun all the way to the end. I have read all 3 of Jordan's novels and highly recommend all of them. Word of warning... highly addictive!!

Jordan delivers another page-turner

From the moment you turn the first page of his latest novel, Double Cross, Jordan will have you sitting at the edge of your seat. Taylor Pasbury is back in another fast-paced adventure that has it all -- suspense, intrigue, laughs, and even a little romance. You'll be re-acquainted with some of the characters from Forsaken, Jordan's first Taylor Pasbury novel. And you'll be introduced to Taylor's absentee mom, Hillary, who suddenly appears back in her life. Taylor's mom is colorful and unpredictable and helps weave the trail of twists and turns that will keep you up all night reading. Jordan's clever dialogue draws you into the pages of Double Cross and you will feel like part of Taylor's family. With intrigue and suspense as the backdrop, Double Cross is a book about relationships, forgiveness and acceptance. This is a great one!