totally spine-tingling suspense! ( )

Loved this, quick paced book--entire book takes place during a 24 hour period. ( )

Enjoyed the helicopter pilot, Danny, who knew that he just did things to be right and not for hero status. Laurel, as his aldutress, made no sense. Her reasons for starting the affair did not click. She admitted her husband had got distant but then justify it with cheating. Her husband, Warren, was not understandable until his actions were explained. He felt he was doing everything right to help his family. The Medicare fraud was a nice side, showing how easy it is for people to feel OK about it. The actions of bumbling police helpers and medical helpers added a fun touch. The ending was exciting, added twists with son Grant's attempt at bravery. ( )

Greg Illes is kind of a frustrating author for me. Some of his stuff is just addictive but the rest is so not that you'd think it was a different author. This was one of the few that straddled the fence. It had potental but needed a serious plot editor. It took a good story and gave it some predicable details and then stretched it out so that at the end, I really didnt' care any more. ( )

A pretty good suspense novel about love, betrayal, and honor. Not my favorite by Greg Iles, but not bad. ( )