I really liked this Christian mystery. I've read others in the series so I already liked the main characters Dani Ross and Ben Savage. I really liked the storyline in this episode. The connections made at the end when the mystery was solved was a fun twist. I read the entire book in one day. ( )

I first read this book years and years ago after my mom checked it out from our local public library. She read it and loved it. I read it and loved it. It's been a book that we have kind of bonded over for years. I really enjoyed the mystery and thrill of this book. The idea of being kidnapped and kept in a silo in the middle of nowhere with a bunch of other people is so freaky. I recently found a copy of it and gifted it to her for mother's day so we will be able to keep reading it together for years to come. ( )

You all know how I feel about Christian fiction, and that I am no real fan. This book is a keeper! It has the Christian basis, but is not overwhelming or overbearing, and just works it in as part of the story nicely. A non-Christian would not be threatened at all reading this book, and isn't that what it's all about?

This is a series about a private investigator/ex-cop/seminary student Danielle Ross who gets in a very tough situation. What drew me to this book was a comment from a friend of mine that this was much like Agatha Christie's "Ten Little Indians", aka "And Then There Were None". That is one of my favorite mysteries of all time, and I was intrigued about this one.

After reading it, I have to admit that she was correct. Without some of the twists and turns, this was a very engaging read. I was fully invested in the characters and couldn't wait to pick it back up once I had to put it down for one reason or another. Before I finished it, I had the other already waiting on the side table.

Highly recommended.
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