Review: Brilliant thriller, incredibly fast paced
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 01 24, 2014
This story is incredibly faced paced. From the moment O receives a call for help form his sister Lex until the last page, everything happens at a thrilling pace. Dustin Stevens draws you in and doesn't let you go. Just like "stopping" is not an option for O in his race against time, you won't be able to stop reading.This story has everything: it has unconditional love and loyalty, fear, a lot of action, some violence - but not too much so it doesn't dominate the story.It's just unbelievable what O would do for the safety of his family; a modern day hero - who is, of course, too stubborn to trust in the police and a bit too trigger happy instead of laying low. Although that made me scream at my book "just get out of there!! Call the police!!", it made him the perfect action hero.I really, really enjoyed reading this book. The only "negative" remark, is about the cover. For some reason the font of the title gives at an outdated 80's-vibe. But that really is the only thing I can say against this book. Loved it!This review was first published at M's Bookshelf: http://mssbookshelf.blogspot.be