Sheriff Reid is on leave after his mother’s death, trying to settle the estate and all of the things that entails. He is trying to over come the grief of losing his mom.

While on leave he is still on call to give advice on how to handle things. With all of his time off he thinks again of his brother and decides to continue to investigate his brother’s disappearance.
He uncovers some new information about the case but it just does not add up like is should.

As he chases his leads he keeps getting stonewalled at most every step of the way.
As he continues he gets told by those over his job as Sheriff, to stand down and stop using law enforcement tools and privileges.

Then one of the women in town asks him for help with her ex-boyfriend’s stalking and him violating the restraining order, as she is terrified. How can he not help even when he is not suppose to be doing any official duties.

Sheriff Reid keeps pushing and they keep warning him to stop, but he feels he can't just do nothing so he keeps trying to do workarounds that aren’t working. He keeps pushing until the place him on admin leave pending an investigation in his conduct.

I don’t want to say more and tell too much.

There are so many layers with twists and turns as this story unfolds, that it keeps you in suspense all along the way, trying to figure out what is going to happen.

You should read this story as it will challenge your mind and provide you with a great story.
I think you will really enjoy this book, I know I did!!

There is a way that seems right to a man …..

18 years is a long time to search for someone, but that is how long Sheriff Angus Reid has been trying to find out what happened to his brother Logan. Mother passed away without any closure and during bereavement leave, Angus decides to spend his time finding answers. It appeared that Logan’s death was manufactured - what had he been involved in that required official erasure? The questions were multiplying faster than the answers.

This mystery delves deep into the Proverb - There is a way that seems right to a man, but its end is the way to death. A huge dilemma faced Angus as his efforts were stymied in many ways. He began to realize that finding Logan might destroy what he built. Truth might cost lives he’s saved. Was that a price worth paying? Was this Logan’s path to redemption - but what about God’s grace?

An early copy was received through Purpose Bound Press and BookFunnel. These reflections are my own and were in no way solicited.

Sheriff Angus Reid's brother died eighteen years ago, or did he? A recent falsified document has come to Angus's attention making him wonder if Logan might still be alive. As Angus desperately searches for the truth, he faces many obstacles--a complicated maze of paperwork, red tape, threats, and people deliberately trying to impede his search. There is plenty of action in the book, although the main struggle is inside of the sheriff's head. He must wrestle with doubt, obedience to the law, faith, mercy, grace, and what righteousness really means. A quote about Angus: "He needed truth the way other men needed air."
An adorable collie named Scout provides Angus with his only comfort because he is pushing away his friends and reluctant to pray to God about it. The search for Logan might cost Angus dearly as he faces sacrifice.

This is the book that I never knew I needed....

I have been waiting for this one for sooooo long, and it did NOT disappoint.

I have been following Angus's stories since the beginning and have become very invested in the series.

Angus and his need to find out what happened to his younger brother Logan 18 years ago.

Was it an accident, murder or something much more sinister.....

The more Angus digs into the past, the more things begin to unravel and roadblocks appear to ambush Angus at every turn...

Will keep you hooked until the very last pages and thinking about it long after the book has been closed.

A great read that keeps you wanting more and wondering where Angus will go next and what road he will take.

The first chapter of Logan’s Way was full of suspense and captured my attention. I began reading the book in the morning and completed my reading by dinner time (with a few breaks). My curiosity was piqued, and I had to know what will happen.

Logan’s Way is book 7 of Urcelia Teixeira’s book series about Angus Reid, the sheriff in Weyport, a small coastal town in New England. (I suggest you read Urcelia’s prequel, Lost Boy Lost, which lays the foundation for Angus and the town he is now protecting.) Even though Logan’s Way is book 7 in a series, you can enjoy this book without reading the earlier books in the series as they are all stand-alone books.

Urcelia uses vivid descriptions which made me see the landscapes and Scout (Angus’s dog) as well as feel the emotions Angus wrestles with.

Finally, as a fan of this series, the unsolved mystery of Angus’ missing brother, Logan, is addressed. I’ve been wondering as I read the series if Logan was dead (as the death certificate stated) or alive. This same question has plagued Angus.

In this book Angus is on leave as he’s grieving the death of his mother. During this time he becomes interested in a cold case in Nevada. The victim, who once lived in terror of her abuser, was now living in peace because someone “took care of matters”; and she would not say who her savior was. As Angus digs further into this case he finds the cracks in the legal system. The restraining order could not and did not protect the victim. (“The restraining orders are as flimsy as the paper they are printed on.”)

Angus then begins to investigate Logan’s death. Roadblocks and more roadblocks. Some power within the legal system keeps him out of the information he needs to proceed with his investigation.

A woman in his community is living in fear because of her ex-boyfriend’s stalking, which is escalating. She comes to Angus for help. Angus struggles with how the legal system has failed this woman. A quote from the book, “law that failed people first or intervention that violated the law to prevent the failure’s consequences.” The legal system moves too slowly. Predators’ tactics escalate and often the victims lose their lives. Angus struggles with being accountable to the law or doing his own thing to protect the woman.

I’ll not spoil the book for you in all that Angus struggles with and eventually discovers about himself and the truth about Logan. You will have to read this great book to get the answers.

I appreciate the cleanness of Urcelia’s books. No swearing. No sex. No graphic violence. I love that God is always part of every book. This book speaks the truth of Jesus and His grace. Her books are inspirational and have great redemptive endings. Urcelia writes a novel everyone can enjoy – from teen to grandparent.