Vanished

Excellent suspense, which is exactly what I've come to expect from Hannon's books. Moira can't get the strangeness of her roadside adventure out of her mind, even though the authorities clearly think it was a delusion from head trauma. As an award-winning reporter, she knows the value of fact—so she goes to top-rated PI group Phoenix for help in her research. She hardly expected to recognize a well-known doctor as someone she saw on her misadventure—and stranger circumstances soon follow. An excellent mystery.

Aaah! That was a refreshing suspense book.

The plot was magnificent, full of twists and surprises. I can't really say what the theme of the plot was, as it's a major spoiler, but it's something I see a lot in TV shows but hardly ever in books. Mrs. Hannon handled it expertly, making sure to infuse the pages with the good sort of creepy vibes.

Romance, sweet romance! I liked that it was clean without the gross innuendo that is becoming all-too-popular but actually detracts from the romance. It developed into a lovely aspect of the story that felt organic rather than forced. It competed well with the medical plot for my favorite portion of the story.

The fact that private investigators were featured made me smile. I've loved PIs since Magnum P.I. and Sherlock Holmes, so when they're the focus of a story, I settle in for spectacular mystery-solving vibes. This book definitely delivered!

Content: tattoos, drugs, alcohol