Book Description from the publisher:
How do you catch a fugitive who has nothing to lose?
US Marshals Madison James and Jonas Quinn have orders to transport two high-profile prisoners across the country on a private plane. But when the plane experiences engine trouble en route from the Pacific Northwest to Colorado, the pilots crash-land the aircraft deep in the heart of the sprawling Salmon-Challis National Forest.
With both pilots and one prisoner dead--and one fugitive on the run--Madison and Jonas must negotiate the rugged and remote backcountry as they track a murderer who is desperate to disappear . . . and will do anything to stop them.
US Marshals Madison James and Jonas Quinn have orders to transport two high-profile prisoners across the country on a private plane. But when the plane experiences engine trouble en route from the Pacific Northwest to Colorado, the pilots crash-land the aircraft deep in the heart of the sprawling Salmon-Challis National Forest.
With both pilots and one prisoner dead--and one fugitive on the run--Madison and Jonas must negotiate the rugged and remote backcountry as they track a murderer who is desperate to disappear . . . and will do anything to stop them.
My Review:
Lisa Harris has become one of my favorite authors as she writes stories that are non-stop action from start to finish with twists and turns along the way, with some romance sprinkled in with the suspense.
Madison and Jonas are on a mission, a typical work mission, that can be typical in their line of work. However, when the plane they are on with the two prisoners crashes, their work takes an even more challenging and deadly twist. Finding themselves alone with one of the prisoners as the other one is deceased as are the pilots, they find themselves trying to still complete their job. Trying to stay alive becomes the main focus as they find themselves trying to stay one step ahead of their prisoner and yet manage to fulfill their duties. I am eager to see what comes next in this series for Madison and Jonas both work related and in their personal lives.
*Thanks to the Revell Reads Blogger Program for the complimentary copy of this book.*
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