The Kevlar Heart

Can a woman who doesn't believe in God help a shattered man rediscover his faith?
 
Two cops, Brinna Caruso and Jack O’Reilly, are unwillingly thrown together at the same time a monster preying on children makes his presence known in their city.

Brinna is a K-9 officer who specializes in finding lost children. She herself is a survivor -- abducted at six, and rescued two days later. She grew up with a passion to help other missing children.

Once, Jack was a model officer. But a personal tragedy has devastated him -- he's struggling to recover a year after his wife was killed by a drunk driver.

When Brinna and Jack are thrown together as partners, both would rather be anywhere than with each other. But when a monster begins to prey on innocent children, both learn that each might just learn from the other as they race to stop this monstrous predator.

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JANICE CANTORE worked several different assignments as a police officer for the City of Long Beach for sixteen years before retiring early with a back injury.

Over the years she’d dabbled in writing short articles on faith at work --  one appeared in Today’s Christian Woman and another in the newspaper Cop and Christ. The early retirement gave her the time to sit down and write a novel.

“The idea and inspiration for The Kevlar Heart bubbled up from a series of articles I read concerning recent real-life missing children cases,” Janice says. “I also have an uncle who disappeared under mysterious circumstances years ago. Though he resurfaced alive and well, I know first-hand what effect a missing loved one can have on a family.”

Janice currently resides in Southern California with her two dogs and pursues a broad variety of interests, including hiking in the San Bernardino Mountains, kayaking, and cross stitching.
 
For more information, please visit her website:  www.jctreke.com

or drop her a note at jmc@jctreke.com