Reviews: Summit’s Edge (1)
“Riveting”
(Hardback)
hijacked, FBI, K-9, suspense, Canadian-author, unputdownable, teamwork, fast-pace, threats, crime-thriller, action, mountaineering, search-and-rescue, extrication, fiancé, research, exhaustion, altitude, intense, learning-opportunity, stress, firefighters, plane-crash, riveting, execution, winter, thriller*****
A corporate jet with crew and major players in a pharmaceutical company. A man with a gun out to kill and hijack. Winter in the Rockies.
With less than two weeks until the wedding, FBI K-9 handler Meg and Hawk are sent to Denver urgently for the hijacked plane and whatever outcome is found. What happens next is as hair-raising as it gets! They have to CLIMB a 1400 ft mountain in the bitter cold. They do find the remains of the plane with both dead and severely wounded passengers. The firefighter who does mountaineering for FUN provides climbing gear and has emergency medical supplies, but this is way above his pay grade. Meg calls home on the SAT phone to DC to have her paramedic fiancé walk them through the emergency care possible under the conditions as the group on the mountain make arrangements for airlift. Meanwhile there is the problem of the unfamiliar altitude for the DC based folk and the dogs. Amazing! And then things get really sticky.
At the beginning of each chapter is a complex definition with examples of a useful word in specific terminology.
I requested and received a free temporary uncorrected advance proof from Kensington Publishing | Kensington via NetGalley. Thank you!
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