Sunday 25 April 2021

The Catch -- T.M. Logan


Another brilliant thriller from Mr. Logan. Constant readers know I haven't enjoyed a few of his books, but this one is fast paced and each step seems logical. Except one part in the Moors between father and son-in-law that I didn't get.

Ryan loves Abby. Abby loves Ryan. Mum Claire loves Ryan. Nana loves Ryan. Dad doesn't love Ryan. There's something off about the guy. Forget the perfect smile, the perfect car, perfect job, perfect personality, thoughtfulness. 

Later that evening, Ryan asks Ed for Abby's hand in marriage--as a courtesy. They have only dated seven months and Ed knows nothing about Ryan. So, he sets out to discover the truth about the man. 

This causes a rift between him and his daughter, then his wife. But the deeper he goes, the more there is. But as a regular person, he needs professional help and hires a private investigator. 

This is a great read. 

There are a few things. I understand the PI involvement. Crucial information (especially at the end) would have been impossible for a regular guy to uncover. 

The set up went well. Everything was placed perfectly. The story moved at a fast pace and I would recommend this book to thriller lovers.   


7/10


  

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