Wrong Place Wrong Time sets the stage with a murder unfolding right before the eyes of a shocked mother waiting up late one night for her son. She sees him out the window, but before he can reach their door, a stranger crosses his path and he commits an unthinkable crime right in front of her. We can see how Jen catches a person lying convincingly only because she saw the future and is coming to the past from the future. A mystery thriller that played with your own natural thought process to piece together the story and the plot while the twists kept coming.

Overall, this book will have you questioning the choices you make and their unintended consequences. To do that she has to go far, far back in time, getting to the roots of her most important relationships. This begins a time loop as Jen travels back days, weeks, months at a time trying to solve the mystery of who this man was and stop her son's involvement.And can she find a way out of the time loop she’s discovered herself in without disrupting the future?

It debuted at number 4 on the Sunday Times Bestseller List and number 2 on the New York Times Bestseller List. God’s love is not predicated on good behavior but in the fact that he’s our heavenly Father and Creator who loves us because we are his.Even though I figured out what was going on long before it was revealed, the story was fast paced and kept me intrigued. As you have already seen the future, it will be difficult for you to face the convincing lies your family members tell. There are some fantastic twists revealed at deliberate intervals, and like I said above, although I figured many of them out ahead of time, this was still an entertaining and clever story. I figured the big twist out just a bit early, but was surprised by other twisty turns the journey took me on! She's caught in that loop transcending time to events in the past that may eventually shine a light on that murder that night at the hands of her son.