Wow! From the start of the first chapter, this is an amazingly twisty roller coaster of a ride. I couldn’t put it down. The final twist packed a big punch, too.
The bodies of four Americans are found in a vacation rental in Mexico. The local authorities rule it a carbon monoxide accident, but the FBI suspects something worse.
After all, this isn’t just any family. This family is famous because of a documentary about their oldest son’s claim of innocence in the case of his murdered high school girlfriend.
With Danny in prison and the rest of his family dead, it’s up to college-aged son Matt to help the FBI investigation, all the while trying to stay one step ahead of shadowy forces that are trying to kill him too.
Told in a dual-timeline, multi-person perspective, this thriller reveals the right details at the right time. It seamlessly weaves past and present and even includes scenes from the documentary.
This is the best thriller that I’ve read in a long time.
The bodies of four Americans are found in a vacation rental in Mexico. The local authorities rule it a carbon monoxide accident, but the FBI suspects something worse.
After all, this isn’t just any family. This family is famous because of a documentary about their oldest son’s claim of innocence in the case of his murdered high school girlfriend.
With Danny in prison and the rest of his family dead, it’s up to college-aged son Matt to help the FBI investigation, all the while trying to stay one step ahead of shadowy forces that are trying to kill him too.
Told in a dual-timeline, multi-person perspective, this thriller reveals the right details at the right time. It seamlessly weaves past and present and even includes scenes from the documentary.
This is the best thriller that I’ve read in a long time.