Her Good Name Author: Josi S. Kilpack
Genres: Romantic Suspense, Suspense/Thriller
Format: eBook, Print
Pages: 342
Date: September 15, 2008
Publisher: Shadow Mountain
Chrissy is having an identity crisis. As a single woman and convert to the Church, she has always managed to find her place in life—at least until someone else begins using her credit cards, her bank account, and, most important, her name. Now the real Chrissy must prove her innocence against a growing pile of collection notices and unpaid bills. But with no job, no money, a warrant for her arrest, and a closet full of high- heeled shoes, a girl can only get so far.
When Chrissy meets Micah Heet, the other half of a blind date gone bad, the two discover they are facing the same battle and join forces to find the perpetrators. Little do they know that the small semblance of life they have left will be put on the line in the process.
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About Josi S. Kilpack
Josi S. Kilpack began writing her first novel in 1998 and never stopped. She is best known for her popular Sadie Hoffmiller Culinary Mystery Series. She also writes Romance and Women’s Fiction and is one of the authors of the Newport Ladies Book Club Series.
Her Good Name is an excellent book. I loved the main character, Chrissy. She was so funny and lovable – and had great taste in shoes!
I started reading this book thinking it was an LDS Romance, and was pleasantly surprised by the all the twists and turns that made up the suspense.
All in all, it’s another absolutely fabulous book by author Josi Kilpack. I highly recommend it to everyone!
This is one that I’m super excited to read.
Finished this book at 2:00 a.m. last night. Loved it.
Her Good Name is one of my favorite books of the year. I gave a copy to my sister and she read it in one day.
Josi is one of my favorite LDS authors. I loved Her Good Name and have told all my friends to read it.
I enjoyed reading this book. I personally didn't connect with the main character, but the story was intriguing. The ending was a little too much for me -it tied up too nicely- but I'd still recommend it.