I love TMLogan!! He knows how to write a book that keeps you gripped from the very first line to the very last page! I loved the anticipation throughout this book and I am so happy to have received it and read it.
Ellen is on the train into London when a young mum asks her to hold her baby daughter so that she can make an urgent phone call. A few minutes later, the train stops and the woman gets off, leaving Ellen with the baby and a hastily scrawled note: Please look after Mia. Don’t trust the police. Don’t trust anyone.
The chain of events that follows sees Ellen fearing for her life as she’s abducted, escapes, is threatened by not one but two strange men, and ends up embroiled in a terrifying family drama.
First off: I loved the character of Ellen. She’s feisty, brave to the point of reckless, and at the same time very, very human. She’s just received the worst news of her life but puts personal tragedy aside to fight for the safety of a child she knew for just a few short hours. In fact, in a neat twist, it’s that same personal tragedy that spurs her on. I liked that idea. A lot.
Ellen is on the train into London when a young mum asks her to hold her baby daughter so that she can make an urgent phone call. A few minutes later, the train stops and the woman gets off, leaving Ellen with the baby and a hastily scrawled note: Please look after Mia. Don’t trust the police. Don’t trust anyone.
The chain of events that follows sees Ellen fearing for her life as she’s abducted, escapes, is threatened by not one but two strange men, and ends up embroiled in a terrifying family drama.
First off: I loved the character of Ellen. She’s feisty, brave to the point of reckless, and at the same time very, very human. She’s just received the worst news of her life but puts personal tragedy aside to fight for the safety of a child she knew for just a few short hours. In fact, in a neat twist, it’s that same personal tragedy that spurs her on. I liked that idea. A lot.