Skyjack is the second book featuring kidnap-and-ransom expert, Thea Paris. I did not read the first book, The Freedom Broker, and do not feel it is necessary to read it, however I believe some of the first book carries over into this one. You can read Skyjack as a stand alone and will not feel totally lost. The author does a good job of catching the reader up on what they have missed.
Skyjack starts out with a plane being, well, skyjacked. Fortunately for the passengers, Thea Paris is on board transporting a pair of former child soldiers to their new parents in England. Thea must figured out how to save the passengers and more importantly, who wants this plane and why.
This book begins with heart-stopping action and does not stop until the last page. Thea Paris is a strong, female protagonist that will have you cheering for her the whole time.
This book was wonderful and I plan on going back and reading The Freedom Broker.
Skyjack starts out with a plane being, well, skyjacked. Fortunately for the passengers, Thea Paris is on board transporting a pair of former child soldiers to their new parents in England. Thea must figured out how to save the passengers and more importantly, who wants this plane and why.
This book begins with heart-stopping action and does not stop until the last page. Thea Paris is a strong, female protagonist that will have you cheering for her the whole time.
This book was wonderful and I plan on going back and reading The Freedom Broker.