Review: Decent Suspense
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 10 15, 2013
Tandori's weaving is really good.  The author has a great talent for creating suspense, and the story is a windmill of subtle dramas that come together well.When Libby, the manager of a timeshare resort tries to help an elderly couple that are very important to her, things don't go as planned.  Jack and Beverly Donelly need a place to live, but Beverly's dementia in an unfamilar place has her confused.  Libby's sister, Mia, and her love interest Dain are becoming more involved in the incident as well.  Dain, a salvager is on the hunt for employee who might be cutting in on his business.  Things become really interesting when a mexican cartel try to deal with a less than capable customer during a routine shipment.  It is a bit difficult to detail without spoiling too much, but the suspense is awesome.  The twists are timed well and the need to know just what is going on makes this a good one for mystery lovers.