Over My Dead Body

There isn't much of a story in this book. As a matter of fact, the entire story takes place in the last 5 chapters where William, Ross, and their team takes their actions seriously for the first time. The starting chapters (i.e, on the ship with the Buchanan's family) felt like it was from a different book. They don't even connect to the main story of apprehending Miles Faulkner.

There are so many sequences which felt like fillers to the main story. The critics who said Nail-biting twists and turns, Peerless master of the page-turner, etc., were all false and only work for money. I would not recommend this book at all.