I admit that I read a LOT of thrillers, but of late they have been mostly psychological thrillers with unreliable witnesses at the core. My preference is for this kind, where there is action and tension generated by "real" events. The intro caught my attention right away. I felt a connection with Thea and want to know more about her and her role in the rest of the book. My only "complaint" about the book thus far is the description of the cast of characters on the plane with her felt a bit like "Murder on the Orient Express" with the variety and strangeness of them.
The cover of the book, while nothing out of the ordinary, grabbed my attention, too. I probably would have picked this up if I saw it in my local bookstore.
The cover of the book, while nothing out of the ordinary, grabbed my attention, too. I probably would have picked this up if I saw it in my local bookstore.