Book: Out of the Black
Author: John Rector
Narrator (if applicable):n/a
Release date (if applicable): Published
Synopsis: Matt Caine has a several problems. First, he has a daughter who has survived a car crash that he lost his wife in. Second, his former in laws are trying to get custody of his daughter due to his lack of financial funds to support her. Third, a friend of his has a hair-brained kidnapping idea to get some money. Matt originally shoots down the idea, but then it starts to look good when money gets even tighter.
The husband of the kidnapped woman has some ideas of his own and they won't work out for Matt or all that Matt loves.
My rating: 4 Stars
My opinion: I am a John Rector fan and it is because of this type of writing. Rector weaves a story that one wonders what is real and what is twisted. There was a sense of realness to this book as well. One could honestly see it happen.
One of the things that I loved about this book that normally isn't a favorite of mine is that it is told in first person narrative. It really helped to make the book pop and developed a connection with the narrator (Matt) to understand why he would participate in such a crazy idea.
Although I wouldn't say that this is my favorite Rector novel, it is a good one and not to be missed.
Source:
Amazon Publishing/ Thomas & Mercer
Stand Alone or Part of a Series: Stand Alone
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