White Gold
Spencer Dane
Reviewed by Ann Marie Chalmers
Zach Taylor is someone you can bet your
life on or in this case Matt Crawford is willing to bet his wife’s,
Valeria,
life on. Zach is a pilot who was in the
Navy and has a law degree. Now he is
retired from the Federal Law Enforcement Agency, living on a ranch and
seeing a
psychologist about his anger management and some other issues people
think he
needs to work through.
Matt doesn't have the money to pay the one
billion dollar ransom his wife's kidnappers are demanding but with
Zach's help
they take on a job to find some White Gold hidden under the seas of the
Caribbean. They want to use this as the payment to set her free. Is
Zach Taylor
the man for the job? Maybe with some help maybe he will pull it off.
Meanwhile Erin, Zach's on off girlfriend is
in the Caribbean looking for her father. She
teams up with some interesting characters and is most certainly sure to
bump
into Zach at some point. Although if
Jocelyn, an actress and an old girlfriend of Zach's has anything to do
with
things she won't let her mortal enemy Erin get anywhere near him again.
One year after the case of Blue Diamonds, the
first book in the Zach Taylor Adventure series, Zach is back in this
rush against
time thriller. The first few chapters set the scene well and then
things start
off and go fast and furious right until the end. With
two main plots, that are obviously going
to coincide at some point, the author manages to keep the reader
guessing until
the very end.
With some of the characters from Blue
Diamonds making a comeback and some new ones joining the cast, this is
a series
that is building up to something that is worth following.
With amazing eye for detail and great
descriptive writing, this sequel to Blue Diamonds reads, again, like a
movie
script.
A little Ocean's Eleven, a twist of Bourne
series and a smidgen of James Bond, this will appeal to many different
genre
readers with its thrills, action and romance.
White Gold ties up all the loose ends for this story but makes
sure the
reader knows there is more Zach Taylor to come.
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