Forgotten Justice (Camp Hope, Book 2)

By Lois Richer

He arrived at Camp Hope not knowing who he was. During his stay, John Riddle learns from a beautiful woman bound to a wheelchair to hope in something bigger than himself. But has his presence placed... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0842364374
• ISBN13: 9780842364379
• Release Date: January 2005
• Publisher: Tyndale House Publishers
• Length: 299 Pages
• Weight: 0.70 lbs.
• Dimensions: 8.0" x 1.0" x 5.5"

Customer Reviews

An engaging romantic suspense

The Royal Canadian Mounted Police found John in at a roadside badly beaten up. He has no memory who he is or anything else about himself. Since he is not injured besides some bruises and amnesia, the cops take him to Camp Hope where he can recuperate. At the camp, John Riddle as he is now called displays incredible computer skills. He is also attracted to wheelchair bound Christa Anderson, sister of the owner of the camp. Christa announces to John she will be leaving the camp to end her years of dependency since her teenage accident left her a paraplegic; he is stunned by her determination and courage, but also hurt because she is his hope for the future. Still he encourages her to go. John looks at a hateful Internet site the Society for Order and thinks something bad will happen on October 29 less than two months away. John would rather die than bring anything dangerous from his past on his beloved Christa and her family, but he may be too late. FORGOTTEN JUSTICE is an engaging romantic suspense in which the danger subplot comes in late, but readers will not care as the romance between the two lead protagonists is brilliantly and simmering established so that the audience cares about this likable pair. They and her brother and his wife are a fine group that deserve the best out of life, but will soon find out the menace that a despaired John fears he brought to Camp Hope. Lois Richer provides a delightful contemporary tale starring two intrepid walking wounded refusing to allow anything to interfere with their love for one another. Harriet Klausner