Review: Suspense and thrills from beginning to end
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 09 30, 2011
Michael Prescott's BLIND PURSUIT took me one sitting to read. The story starts fast and furious from the minute Erin Reilly answers her door in the middle of the night to an abductor, fooling her as her sister, until the end which moves straight as a bullet and about as fast.Erin Reilly disappears overnight and this is very atypical of her behavior.  She is a therapist and is extremely organized and never goes away without letting her workplace know, and above all, her sister, Annie.  She and Annie are twins and Annie feels that something just isn't right, but the police won't listen to her.  One officer at the police department takes an interest in Annie's concerns, but he feels that Erin has escaped for some time away or for a vacation.  Little does he know.I really liked this novel, and it is a full-length novel.  I like the characters of Annie and Erin and Michael, the one policeman who eventually comes around to take things seriously. There is so much excitement in the book that it's very hard to put down.  I have another of Mr. Prescott's novels on my Kindle and I'm looking forward to reading that one and others soon.  Blind Pursuit gets 5 stars.