Review: 21 Hours is a good time!
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 11 6, 2013
Who knows exactly why, but some books just pull you in from the beginning. Maybe it is vivid description,characters that come alive, or a gripping story. One thing for certain, 21 Hours by Dustin Stevenscombines all the elements needed for a terrific thriller.From the moment readers meet Felix "O" O'Connor working on a remote Wyoming ranch, they are engaged bythe man's story. He is an ex-con who has gone into self-imposed exile, preferring the peace of the mountainsto the chaos of the city. O`s calm refuge is shattered by a single phone call. His beloved niece has beenkidnapped.  From here, the action jumps into full speed and does not let up until the final page.Author Dustin Stevens keeps the reader on the edge of his seat by including something of a running"time stamp";data shows that if victims of abduction are not located within 48 hours they are not likely toever be found. The title refers to the amount of time O has to find his niece.If you are looking for a thrilling book, 21 Hours by Dustin Stevens is definitely worth your time.