This book had elements of a good story but the final result just didn't do anything for me. It started off promising with a private detective noticing some suspicious behavior by a woman at an airport. She's listed as a passenger of a plane that explodes, killing everyone on board. Freddy Ferguson is determined to find the answers to the case that is captivating the nation.
Unfortunately, the best part of the book is the beginning and then it is all downhill from there. I started to lose interest once the story started flashing back to Freddy's boxing career. Normally, I am all for good character development but I just didn't care for the whole troubled and damaged story line. I became so bored with Freddy that it really took me out of the present story of finding out more about the female at the airport. In general I just wasn't a fan of the writing style and the book just wasn't for me.
Thank you to BookishFirst for the opportunity to read an advance digital copy!
Unfortunately, the best part of the book is the beginning and then it is all downhill from there. I started to lose interest once the story started flashing back to Freddy's boxing career. Normally, I am all for good character development but I just didn't care for the whole troubled and damaged story line. I became so bored with Freddy that it really took me out of the present story of finding out more about the female at the airport. In general I just wasn't a fan of the writing style and the book just wasn't for me.
Thank you to BookishFirst for the opportunity to read an advance digital copy!