A search for three abducted teens—
and a K-9 on the case.
After surviving a vicious attack in the woods, Tori Campbell awakes to her
worst nightmare—her son and his two friends are missing. She calls the one
person she knows she can trust, her late husband’s best friend, former DEA
agent Michael Lane. Together with his search-and-rescue K-9, they must track
the boys and figure out who took them—and why. Only, the Indiana wilderness is
full of dangers beyond their abductor. Can Michael and Tori find the teens…even
if it means falling into a sinister trap?
My Thoughts:
Wow, this started out as a doozy. In fact, it started out with every mother's worst nightmare. Widow Tori Campbell was just trying to lift her teenage son's spirits and so she set up a camping trip with him and two of his best buds. Then the nightmare begins. An attack, and they are missing.
First of all, I don't like camping, so I felt her pain in going through with that plan. Second the hero, Michael Lane, is dealing with his PTSD issues and lingering trauma which is causing issues. Especially his inner ear balance. I related with him as I also have ear issues and find myself dizzy at times. So, things are already stacked up against them including the vast wilderness they must tract and the fact that they may have stumbled onto a drug cartel's run.
This story did not let up for a second. Connecting with both characters and feeling their panic as they are running out of time to save the boys, throw in Ducky, his search and rescue dog and you have a story that is hard to put down. I also found some of the relationships interesting but never mess with a Mama bear's kid. This was a story I not only connected with but one I got lost in with the characters.
I was provided a copy of this novel from the author. I was not required to post a positive review, and all views and opinions are my own.
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