Dead Line 

by 

Marc Cameron

Dead Line by Marc Cameron started with a bang. We were in the middle of a chase scene and Cutter had to rescue his partner from a desperate situation.

Throw in a character in witness protection who does everything wrong and suddenly you have a manhunt in 70 below temperatures which races to the conclusion at a breakneck pace.

I really liked that the book was set in the harsh conditions of an Alaskan winter. Being a former marshal, Cameron has a lot of experience to draw from. His writing is also easy to read and flows smoothly.

While this was a good read, it wasn't quite up there for me. Don't get me wrong, I still enjoyed it and will read more, but there was a lot going on and Cutter's actual hunt for the witness who was on the run didn't really start until the book was 80% done.

However, the scenes after that were top shelf and you could feel the cold as you read.

Thanks to Netgalley and Kensington for an ARC. What preceded was an honest and unbiased review.

This book will be published on 29 July