Not a bad read, not great. Pleasantly in the middle offering something to read between more intense books much like a palette cleanser.

The plot is well paced and the writing direct with likable characters that have decently formed personalities. The story isn't overall cliche like many of the child abduction plots out there which is a huge plus. While the book's storytelling is simple there are a couple of good twists in there that I found interesting even if there are moments here and there that are a little hokey.

Overall Searching for Faith was a rather quick and light read that wasn't rushed or half done even if not overly gripping. ( )

A fast-paced book I liked. It came right to the point and stayed on track.
When little girls began to disappear, it was up to the police and FBI to find the culprit, quickly.

Carissa Jones received a couple of dreams that led her to a resort where a wedding was going to be.
Racing against the clock, Clarissa first had to convince the cops that she was not a prankster. Finding Chloe revealed more secrets as the plot thickened and gave Clarissa a better understanding of her gift.

A book that gives you a look into the mind of a sick killer, a frightened little girl and a dog that only wants love.
Definitely a must read for all we love, a good mystery thriller. ( )

Searching for Faith (Carissa Jones, #1) by Kristen Middleton is a great story about a serial killer and psychic trying to catch him. It follows the family of a adventure of one family and the action happening around the kidnapping of Chloe, who the kidnapper calls Faith. Full of great psychic stuff, family dynamic and interactions, and lots of action. Great story. Will look for the next in the series! ( )