Review: Didn't really take off
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 06 23, 2014
When Special Agent Seth Lorcan woke up he realized that he was hit on the head and put in a car trunk, which happened to be parked in some federal building. Who did that and why? Friend or foe? He doesn't know who he can trust and makes a split second decision to kidnap  two woman in the parking lot, who would help him leave the guarded parking space. One victim is Special Agent Alessandra "Al" Brockman, who is more than surprised to see who the "villain" is and makes also a split second decision o help the man solve the mystery.There was already a lot of background information on Alessandra from previous installments, which helped complement her character very well. I liked her a lot, however, there was just one little detail that dimmed the overall good impression she made: for quite a long time I wasn't really sure what kind of feelings she had for Sebastian or just how jealous she was at what he had with Carrie. Contrary to Al, there was very little information on Seth and the bits and pieces delivered just weren't enough to make the character and his behavior understandable, consequently likeable.The suspense part of the book wasn't gripping enough and remained sketchy. There were explanations from the different characters but these were in form of statements and not integrated into the plot.  Unfortunately the ending was far too abrupt and not really rewarding.Sorry, didn't like this one.