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As the town reels from a bombing, the death toll rises. The search begins for those responsible. Every officer involved in the pursuit is either injured or negatively affected. DS Zander Ellery must assume command of the cross-county task force and lead the hunt.
Seriously injured, DC Isabel York, must fight for her place on the squad rather than the hospital bed she should actually occupy. Both she and Zander are coping with personal losses, which makes it difficult to stay detached and professional.
Time is running out as everything comes tumbling down around them. Can they catch those responsible, before it’s too late?
--Part 2, conclusion of the SEE HOW Ellery & York sub-series
I love this author. The story picks up at half marathon from where See How They Run ended: BOOM! Bombs, death, triage. This reader’s goose bumps turned into a dropped open mouth. Wow, Clare Revell. Tears. Emotional roller coaster ride. Whew. Surprises kept coming. Detailed and extremely well done. The knowledge of procedures and past characters boggle the mind. Loved the praying men.
See How They Hide picks up right where See How They Run ends. That said, there’s no way to create a review without spoilers. Still, even if you know the ending, you’ll find it worth reading to see how all the clues work together and the story unwinds. At the outset, it appears that the bomb explosion at the train overpass killed both Isabel and Boaz. We see Zander, Isabel’s partner, made Incident Commander and need to apply and enact major incident protocol to try and save as many people as possible from all portions of the destroyed scene: bridge, train, and road underneath. By chapter 2, we learn that Isabel is alive, but not well. Even so, she fights rescue efforts because she wants to do her part to help the injured and dying—not to mention track the bombers who did this. She also wants justice for Boaz who she sincerely believes dead. After all, a man in a rabbit costume carried her after she injured her ankle. And said rabbit costume on the bridge is missing its head. The Slayer
I love this author's storytelling ability. The story picks up at half marathon from where See How They Run ended: BOOM! Bombs, death, triage. This reader’s goose bumps turned into a dropped open mouth. Wow, Clare Revell. Tears. Emotional roller coaster ride. Whew. Surprises kept coming. Detailed and extremely well done. The knowledge of procedures and past characters boggle the mind. I also loved the praying men.
