As the drama unfolds both on and off the field, Liz is tossed from one danger to another, and Jack's persistence isn't helping. Rushmore is at times hilarious, frightening, poignant and passionate. With twists and turns in every chapter, it will keep you guessing until the final page. If you loved the richly drawn, quirky townspeople of The Quiet Man with John Wayne and Maureen O'Hara, then you'll be swept away by the author's depiction of the town of Rushmore and its eccentric inhabitants. Fast and furious.
Side characters are well developed and perfect complements to the hero and heroine.
All characters are so well defined that the reader can't really tell between the bad guys and the good guys. The whole story just fits well together. As much as I read, I usually don't have any trouble figuring out who the bad guys are in a suspense or mystery. I have to say I was way off base on this one. I really had to stop myself from reading the last few chapters first, curiosity was killing me.