An intriguing read with lots of action, suspense, delightful children, romance, kidnapping, crime, thrills, and escapes.

This book is also held as a paperback at MHS Library.

FROM BRILLANCE AUDIO: When 6-year-old Sam Kettering manages to escape after being kidnapped, FBI Agents Lacey Sherlock and Dillon Savich join forces with the boy’s father Miles—an ex FBI agent—to pursue his kidnapper, a creepy, charasmatic Southern evangelist.

As if the kidnapping case weren’t enough, Savich and Sherlock are at the same time desperate to find the cold-blooded killer of three high school math teachers in the Washington, D.C. area.

FROM AMAZON: Catherine Coulters fast-paced FBI novels featuring married agents Lacey Sherlock and Dillon Savich have rocketed up the New York Times bestseller lists and garnered millions of fans. Coulters heady blend of action and intrigue, her complex plotting and likable characters (Publishers Weekly), grow more intoxicating with each book and reach new heights in Blindside. ( )

Synopsis: 'When six year-old Sam Kettering is kidnapped and then manages to save himself, Savich and Sherlock join his father - former FBI agent Miles Kettering - to determine why Sam would be abducted and brought to eastern Tennessee. Though the local sheriff, Katie Benedict, catches up with Sam before the kidnappers do, the case isn't over - not by a long shot.
The unanswered question is: Why do the kidnappers want this little boy so badly? The investigation leads Savich and Sherlock to a charismatic, intense evangelist, Reverand Sooner McCamy, and his enigmatic wife. As if the kidnapping case weren't enough, Savich and Sherlock are at the same time desperate to locate the killer of five math teachers in Washington, D.C.
Review: The storyline is delightfully creepy. The love aspect isn't particularly invasive. ( )

A great Catherine Coulter FBI thriller, this one featuring the hunt for a serial killer targeting math teachers (of all things) and the mystery behind kidnappers who targeted a 6-year-old boy. It’s always fun watching married agents Savich and Sherlock in action, and I love the pacing in these. A lot of the action takes place in rural eastern Tennessee and the descriptions of the Smoky Mountains in the fall were just beautiful, like taking a vacation. I love the way there’s always a secondary couple who find romance, and the sheriff and the defense contractor were cute together.

Please excuse typos/name misspellings. Entered on screen reader.
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Seemed like they are more a Young Adult read these days compared to what they were in the past ( )

Seemed like they are more a Young Adult read these days compared to what they were in the past ( )