Proof is nothing short of an adrenaline ride from beginning to end. From that first trauma ER scene in the opening chapter, I was hooked. Lilly Reeves is a competent doctor, able to tackle whatever barrels through her ER doors, but she never expected to lose the strength she placed in her job, in her security, when its all stripped away from her.

The crimes are grisly ones. The victims are suffering. The villain seemingly uncatchable, even when it would seem hes in the cops grasp.

I was in awe of the intricacies that went into plotting these crimes. The novel certainly isnt for the faint of heart, but while Lilly might come across as unlikeable to some readers, I found her a hurting soul in need of healing.

I couldnt imagine being traumatized as Lilly was and then not having faith on top of that? Im not sure how she made it through, but she did and none of it on her own power. When I finally made it to the happily ever after, I was so pleased to see the changes made in her life on the pages of the novel.

Proof is definitely what Id consider an excellent debut novel. It has adrenaline thrills and shattering lows and above all, the promising glimmer of hope that the best is yet to come.

This review is my honest opinion. Thanks to the publishers through CFBA for my copy to review.

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