The story has a great premise – “A mysterious woman fleeing an unknown terror boards the wrong plane at San Francisco International and disappears into the heart of the country. Freddy Ferguson, a troubled detective with a violent past, believes she's the last living witness to a crime that has captivated the nation.
Sifting through the wreckage of her past, he begins to understand who she's running from, and why. Now he must track her down before her pursuers can silence her for good”.
It turns out that the woman was listed as a passenger on a doomed flight.
There is a LOT of character background, and for some the Christian tone might be a bit off-putting. Some have noted the use of profanity as extreme.
The writing, at least in the beginning is distracting to me. It was a style I felt was “too noisy” – too much of the narrator talking which ruined the overall experience.
I’d suggest borrowing it from the library before buying – or read inside the book on Amazon. Here on Bookish, you might be able to find the “first look” and see if the style is all right for you.
Sifting through the wreckage of her past, he begins to understand who she's running from, and why. Now he must track her down before her pursuers can silence her for good”.
It turns out that the woman was listed as a passenger on a doomed flight.
There is a LOT of character background, and for some the Christian tone might be a bit off-putting. Some have noted the use of profanity as extreme.
The writing, at least in the beginning is distracting to me. It was a style I felt was “too noisy” – too much of the narrator talking which ruined the overall experience.
I’d suggest borrowing it from the library before buying – or read inside the book on Amazon. Here on Bookish, you might be able to find the “first look” and see if the style is all right for you.