Guarding the Child Witness

A JustRead Publicity Tour

About the Book Guarding the Child Witness

Nothing will stop this K-9
from shielding an innocent little boy.

When Iowa state trooper Jaysa Camerota and her K-9, Remy, discover a scared boy trapped in a car wreck, they narrowly survive the gunfire that follows. With an unknown assailant closing in fast and the nonverbal child struggling to communicate, Jaysa is forced to accept help from her ex-fiancé, social worker Ender Hammett. Soon it becomes clear that young Trevor is harboring perilous secrets—and that someone will do anything to have him silenced. When Ender’s past becomes the key to exposing a killer, can they unravel this lethal plot…or is survival out of reach?

About the Author of Guarding the Child Witness

A Colorado native who makes her home in the Midwest, Sharee Stover lives with her youngest of three children and her real-life hero husband, a retired state trooper who inspires her stories. She believes in the power of words to transform, ignite, and restore. Sharee holds a Bachelors of Science from Colorado Christian University, and her career background includes experience with Homeland Security, Urban Search & Rescue, FEMA, and several state and local emergency response agencies, bringing authentic realism and insider depth to her books.

As the daughter of a Korean War bride, she draws on a rich heritage marked by perseverance, honor, and cultural strength—elements that infuse her writing with heart and purpose. When she’s not writing, Sharee enjoys spending time with her family, talking to her obnoxiously spoiled German Shepherd, and exploring the beauty of storytelling in all its forms. She loves connecting with readers who crave suspense, mystery, hope, and romance woven into one unforgettable journey. Connect with her at www.shareestover.com.

My Thoughts on Guarding the Child Witness

I love a good suspense.  And it’s a bonus when the suspense novel has a cute kid and a sweet dog.  We love having good dogs in our house.  We always have two inside dogs, and they’re normally rescues.  Currently, we have a rescue that was a PTSD service dog.  He’s part Belgian Malinois and part German Shepherd.  We’ve had German shepherds up until now besides our first dog in our marriage, who was a bonafied mutt.  Our other dog is a one-year-old puppy, a German Shepherd.  He’s a bundle of energy and a super sweet dog for our kids.  Because yes, we’ve got a lot of kids too!

Kids and dogs just go together in my opinion.  Dogs are so good with kids, at least the dogs we’ve had.  I have no doubt that my boys would protect my kids if they needed to. 

This book was amazing. 

It read quickly.  The characters sucked me in and would not let me go!  I loved Jaysa and her K9.  I did think it was different that the social worker was a man, though.  In the area I live in, all of the social workers are female; I’ve never seen or heard of a male one.  So that offered a unique perspective.  

Our hero is actually a heroine named Jaysa and her K9, who find a scared non-verbal child who’s been in a car accident. And the people who caused it are close by! She must work with her ex-fiancé, who is the social worker on the case, to protect the young boy! Can they do it? Can they find the responsible person? And will they find love along the way?!

I have voluntarily reviewed a complimentary copy of this book, which I received from JustRead Publicity Tours. All views expressed are only my honest opinion. I was not required to write a positive review, nor was I compensated in any other way. All opinions expressed are my own. I am disclosing this in accordance with the FTC regulations.