Tim Kizer

Book 3, Detective David Hudson investigates a case that took place four years earlier and its connection to a recent murder of a CIA assassin. Hudson finds himself in deep trouble as he uncovers the truth behind the plane's disappearance and the people involved. This is a no-nonsense and fast-paced book, diving straight into the story and the dialogue featured doesn’t include the action tags so conversation pings back and forth between the characters. This makes the story stiff, but it does make it easier to follow the investigation and solve the case alongside Hudson.


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Thank you to Booksirens, Hidden Gems Books, and author.… (altro)

A man falsely confesses to being the killer of Hudson's daughter. Hudson knows he is lying (how is revealed pretty early on) but can't figure out why. Meanwhile, there seems to be a copycat murderer around.

The plot was interesting, but a cop pushing his friend to break all the rules in the pursuit of revenge was a bit much. Made it kind of obvious that something was going on there though Hudson didn't seem to think it strange at all...

It was an ok read but will not continue with the series.… (altro)

Book 3, Detective David Hudson investigates a case that took place four years earlier and its connection to a recent murder of a CIA assassin. Hudson finds himself in deep trouble as he uncovers the truth behind the plane's disappearance and the people involved. This is a no-nonsense and fast-paced book, diving straight into the story and the dialogue featured doesn’t include the action tags so conversation pings back and forth between the characters. This makes the story stiff, but it does make it easier to follow the investigation and solve the case alongside Hudson.


I received a free copy and am leaving a review voluntarily.
Thank you to Booksirens, Hidden Gems Books, and author.… (altro)