An uplifting Christian novel with romance, mystery, and suspense. The Rookies Series Seventy-three-year-old Ginny Faulkner's husband, Leroy, was the Rockland PD chief for twenty years until his death eight years ago. Now, Ginny has virtually taken over the PD and claimed it and all of its officers as her own children. Of course, she has a little help from Leroy's lifelong friend, Dean, a retired doctor. Ginny knows everything that happens in Rockland, most of which she instigated or maneuvered. Now Ginny has taken on the latest class of graduates from the police academy. Four rookies, two male and two female, have become her latest projects. Now, she has finished her first project and she's ready for her second one. Read this series to see how Ginny makes things better for all the citizens of Rockland, not just her police department. Looking Good - Second in the Series Tyler Randall, twenty-four old rookie police officer and son of Las Vegas Casino hotel managers, is eager to finish his field training. He has repeatedly let everyone know that he's only going to be in Rockland long enough to get on with the Metro P.D. back home. Rachel Anderson, the daughter of Judge Willard Anderson, has always lived in Rockland, Arizona and does not plan to ever leave. Rachel is very happy as a RN at the Rockland Memorial Hospital emergency room. Tyler is about to become part of Ginny's new project. Ginny is out to change Tyler's mind about returning to Las Vegas. Rachel has known Ginny all her life and is well aware of Ginny's involvement and influence over the town of Rockland. When her mother divorced the "Judge" Ginny was there for her. Now Rachel is about to find out how Ginny will be there for her yet again. Tyler was interested in Donna Parker but she met Bob Coleman and is now engaged to him. Disappointed, Tyler starts to become interested in Rachel. Rachel avoids him because she does not want to get involved with someone who definitely plans to move. What can Tyler do to get her attention? Rachel is pursued by Dr. Holland who works with her in the emergency room. She likes and respects the doctor, but personally feels she does not want a relationship with a co-worker and there just isn't that kind of attraction with him anyway. Rachel realizes that Tyler is acting interested in her but she continues to avoid him. What else can she do to discourage Tyler? Ginny is aware of some problems for her new project. She knows that both Tyler and Rachel have to mature before a lasting relationship can develop. Ginny continues to have the rookies for Sunday dinners to encourage a friendship between Tyler and Rachel. How will Rachel handle Tyler's insistence that she give him a chance to date her? Can she convince Tyler to stay in Rockland? Just as things seem to be going right for the couple, the troubles begin Tyler's ex-girlfriend comes to town then Rachel's father and brother Ken get involved in trying to destroy the relationship. What else can go wrong? Rachel becomes the intended victim of a stalker. But she is confident that her "rookie" friends will be there to help her. How will she stay safe from the stalker? Can Ginny, with help from God, the police department and friends, bring these two young people together in spite of all the problems they face along the way? Will Tyler be able to tell Rachel she's "Looking Good" when all the threats are resolved?