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THE WRONG TARGET
When Trinity Miller’s attacked by a man who mistakenly believes she’s Mason Gains’s girlfriend, the reclusive prosthetic maker is forced from seclusion to rescue her. And he soon learns someone’s determined to get information on one of his clients—information they’re willing to kill for. Now the former army pilot has to find a way to take down the men on their trail...and make sure Trinity survives. When Trinity arrived at Mason’s isolated home to convince him to help her friend’s son, her plans didn’t include going on the run with him. But Trinity must work with Mason to outwit their pursuers...or risk losing both their lives.
When I have goal, I go after it with dogged determination. This is great when my plan and God’s are in alignment. It’s tougher when what I’m striving for isn’t God’s best for me. In Mistaken Identity, Trinity Miller realizes that something she’s spent years working toward isn’t going to happen. She can’t understand why her dream isn’t part of God’s plan, and she can’t imagine anything better than what she had in mind.
Then she meets Mason Gains.
At first, he’s just a recluse who may be able to help her friend. But when a quick weekend trip becomes a life-and-death struggle, Trinity learns that God’s plan is much more wonderful than hers could ever be.
I hope you enjoy the seventh book in the Mission: Rescue series, and I pray that whatever path you walk, God’s love and faithfulness will guide you.
Blessings,
Shirlee McCoy
Trinity made it to the end of the corridor before Mason stopped her.
He didn’t put a hand on her. Didn’t tell her to stop. Didn’t remind her that she was part of a criminal investigation and that she couldn’t leave. She could have ignored any of those things.
“They think you’re my girlfriend,” he said instead. “The guys who broke into my house.”
“Why would they think that?”
“I thought maybe you could answer that question.”
“I can’t.” She started walking again. She wanted to pretend Mason’s words hadn’t changed things, but she couldn’t. She knew that mistaken identity could get a person kidnapped or killed. Or both.
“You can’t run away from your troubles, Trinity,” Mason said, stepping in front of her. “Where are you planning to run?”
“Telling you that would defeat the purpose of going into hiding.”
“Hiding from me isn’t going to be a possibility,” Mason said. “You’re either part of whatever went down tonight—”
“I’m not.”
“Or you’ve walked into something that could cause you a lot of trouble.”
“I can handle it.”
“You could have died tonight,” he pointed out, his voice sharp-edged with irritation. “If I hadn’t come home, you probably would have.”
She didn’t respond. There wasn’t much she could say. He was right. They both knew it.
Aside from her faith and her family, there’s not much SHIRLEE MCCOY enjoys more than a good book! When she’s not teaching or chauffeuring her five kids, she can usually be found plotting her next Love Inspired Suspense story or wandering around the beautiful Inland Northwest in search of inspiration. Shirlee loves to hear from readers. If you have time, drop her a line at [email protected].
Mistaken Identity
Shirlee McCoy
Even in my suffering I was comforted because your promise gave me life.
—Psalms 119:50
To Sharon. You know why. I love you, friend!
Contents
Trinity Miller didn’t scare easily, but she was scared now.
It wasn’t the darkness of the woods that stretched out to either side of the old dirt