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Oh my gosh! A parents words nightmare makes for an entertaining story, especially when written by such a talented author. I was hooked right from the start and it felt like you journeyed through all the emotions along with the characters in a desperate search for a missing child. The story is told by a number of characters, mostly by the frantic mother but you also hear from the father stuck back at home, the FBI analyst working the case and even one of the pilots. This works well for the story as it has you questioning everything you know with each new piece of information you learn, it also builds up the tension as things become more desperate. I wanted to skip ahead to find out what happens but at the same time I didn't want the story to end. Audrey J. Cole is one of my favourite authors and this book is a very good example of why!
It's a parents words nightmare to have a child go missing but for Makayla it's even worse than that. After searching the entire plane and not finding her missing three month old son, the cabin crew start to question her sanity, was there even a baby? The FBI get involved but there is not much they can do until the plane lands, other than investigating the babies own family members. A storm means the plane is experiencing turbulence but that is nothing compared to what Makayla is going through. Can she find her son on her own if nobody else will help?
I liked the narrator. She made it easy to imagine the scene and experience the emotion along with the characters.
I was given this free review copy audio book at my request and have voluntarily left this review.