Post by elliej84 on Jul 29, 2016 20:32:22 GMT
Solomon Creed – Simon Toyne
A plane crashes in the Arizona desert.
When Solomon Creed emerges from the wreckage he remembers just one thing: that he must save a man in danger.
A death that can’t be explained.
In the nearby town of Redemption, Holly Coronado buries her young husband. A terrible accident, or something more sinister?
Only one man can expose the truth.
When Solomon finds Holly, his search becomes a quest for the truth – and a race to expose a terrifying secret, hidden for generations, that could silence a town forever.
Review
From the first page this book grabbed me, I wanted to know who this mysterious lead character was. Solomon Creed, the man who had lost his memory. There was plenty of action and many twists and turns, which kept me reading and turning the pages.
The book is split into part diary of the town founder and part up to date action with the majority being up to date. Each chapter switches to a different character helping to add to the suspense as you have to wait a few chapters for the story to follow on for each.
As the book progressed it did start to frustrate me somewhat that I didn’t know more about Solomon Creed and the latter part of the book and ending was for me disappointing.
If you like the Jack Reacher series, then you should like this book as well. I give it 4/5 mainly due to the first 3 quarters of the book.
A plane crashes in the Arizona desert.
When Solomon Creed emerges from the wreckage he remembers just one thing: that he must save a man in danger.
A death that can’t be explained.
In the nearby town of Redemption, Holly Coronado buries her young husband. A terrible accident, or something more sinister?
Only one man can expose the truth.
When Solomon finds Holly, his search becomes a quest for the truth – and a race to expose a terrifying secret, hidden for generations, that could silence a town forever.
Review
From the first page this book grabbed me, I wanted to know who this mysterious lead character was. Solomon Creed, the man who had lost his memory. There was plenty of action and many twists and turns, which kept me reading and turning the pages.
The book is split into part diary of the town founder and part up to date action with the majority being up to date. Each chapter switches to a different character helping to add to the suspense as you have to wait a few chapters for the story to follow on for each.
As the book progressed it did start to frustrate me somewhat that I didn’t know more about Solomon Creed and the latter part of the book and ending was for me disappointing.
If you like the Jack Reacher series, then you should like this book as well. I give it 4/5 mainly due to the first 3 quarters of the book.
