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A review by rdyourbookcase
Jericho Point by Meg Gardiner
4.0
Meg Gardiner is excellent at writing action scenes. If you enjoy a complicated mystery and non-stop fights, this is the writer for you!
In Jericho Point, Evan is a victim of identity theft and calls 911 about a woman falling into the water. This results in several groups of bad guys being after her - one of them is particularly terrifying. However, they don't stop her from getting to the bottom of it.
I also love how complicated and non-stereotypical Jesse's character is. I have learned a lot about disabilities from his storyline, and when I'm done with the Evan Delaney series, I'm going to try to find out what inspired Gardiner to write him. He is a romantic hero, and in my reading experience, people with disabilities are not portrayed that way. It's fantastic.
Trigger warning: A dog passes away traumatically.
In Jericho Point, Evan is a victim of identity theft and calls 911 about a woman falling into the water. This results in several groups of bad guys being after her - one of them is particularly terrifying. However, they don't stop her from getting to the bottom of it.
I also love how complicated and non-stereotypical Jesse's character is. I have learned a lot about disabilities from his storyline, and when I'm done with the Evan Delaney series, I'm going to try to find out what inspired Gardiner to write him. He is a romantic hero, and in my reading experience, people with disabilities are not portrayed that way. It's fantastic.
Trigger warning: A dog passes away traumatically.