48 Hour Lockdown by Carla Cassidy

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 review

 Reading 48 Hour Lockdown, was like watching a very good episode of a good crime/mystery TV Show. :)

The school invasion turned into a full-on hostage situation, so Tactical Crime Division is called and hostage negotiator Evan Duran. He is very good at his job, but it turns personal when he finds out that his former girlfriend is one of the hostages.

It brings intensity, but not a lot of depth, so it was a bit harder to connect to the story at times. Still, I wasn't sure till the end, who was responsible and enjoyed the ride. :)
rating
💜💜💜💜
cover
💙💙


received from NetGalley

series
Tactical Crime Divison #1
published
April 1st, 2020 by Harlequin Intrigue
genre
mystery, thriller
number of pages
256



happy reading,
anie

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