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Written on Oct 15, 2019
I'm ready for the next book of the series already!
The Kidnapping of Cody Moss is a deeply emotional story. Told from three different perspectives, including that of 13-year-old Cody, who was in the wrong place at the right time and was paying the price.
I love the way the author was able to share Cody's experiences; his fears, his regrets, and how, in his distress, he turned back to God and yet didn't make this a horrifying story. The balance between giving enough details without sharing too much was achieved.
Annalise was torn in so many directions! The offer of her dream job in another town and the strange behavior of her husband as he seemed to distance himself from her were just the beginning of the struggles she faced. As a woman who feels deeply, being involved in investigating a kidnapping case tore her to pieces. And yet, she was so perfect for this job, being an amazing analyst! I enjoyed seeing how her mind worked through the evidence as they searched for answers.
Zach was the kind of life-long friend anyone would want to have. Caring, funny, strong in his faith. Smart. Ready to step in and do whatever was needed. I was so impressed with the way that he was so determined not to overstep any boundaries with Annalise, even in his thoughts, knowing she was married.
It appears that this series, unlike Sara L. Foust's previous one, will follow Annalise and Zach's careers. I imagine the stories will stand alone, as this one does, yet will also build on one another. I'm looking forward to seeing where things go. And hope that Annalise's chief will still be in them and that we will see more of Paul, Cody's friend, as well.
If you enjoy heart-wrenching stories that will have you fully invested in the outcome, clear your calendar so you can spend a day reading and grab a copy. You won't want to put this one down!
Read my full review at Among the Reads
I was given a copy of this book. I was not required to give a favorable review nor was any money received for this review. All comments and opinions are my own.