I've read one of Dodson's Colton Parker series, and I found that to be immensely more enjoyable than this movie-of-the-week suspense novel. The Daniel of the title is a privileged attorney living with a shelter dog named Elvis. When asked to audit the accounts of a recently deceased coworker, Daniel finds evidence of embezzlement and illegal activities, which then puts him in the hot seat. He flees to a small town where a divorced single mother, Laura Sky, is running a bed and breakfast.
The plot is fairly intricate, as Daniel realizes that threats made against Laura are somehow connected to Daniel's office's activities. I can honestly say that I've read better suspense novels (check out George Pelecanos sometime) but this was an engaging read.
The plot is fairly intricate, as Daniel realizes that threats made against Laura are somehow connected to Daniel's office's activities. I can honestly say that I've read better suspense novels (check out George Pelecanos sometime) but this was an engaging read.
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