Reading It

BunnyCates 7 June 2009 Review 125 views One Comment Print This Post  Email This Post

I am so enjoying my vacation!  Finally getting CAUGHT UP!

Today I finished

The Book:   Face of Betrayal is a fiction suspense novel about Katie Converse, a pretty "All American - Girl Next Door" seventeen year old MISSING Senate page.  This story is about how 3 friends a reporter, a lawyer, and an FBI agent come together to solve the case in time to save the girl. 

My thoughts:  I like to read murder mysteries, I had not heard of this author prior to this book and I am glad I ended up liking it.  It was paced well and it had a real James Patterson feel to it.  I enjoyed getting to know the "friends" through out the story. 

On a side note:  I also thought the dated chapter titles helped a great deal in keeping a mental time-line, so to speak, since the story goes from present tense, to Katie’s final days up until she went missing.  Jumping around usually drives me insane, but I did not mind it so much with this book.

Without saying too much, I will say that everything in the book was "plausible", which made it eerily enjoyable.