Review: Gavin by Dale Mayer 5 of 5 stars

Gavin by Dale Mayer
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Four members of the one family who are owners of a corporation together are kidnapped off the streets and so Maverick Gavin is sent to try and rescue them with an old ex-colleague Bonaparte. The intel all points to corporate espionage but Gavin suspects that is far from the truth although with so many people being involved (including one of his old friends) it's hard to work out who is responsible and why. As Gavin digs deeper events get uglier and bodies start to fall. Rosaline has no idea how she was put in this situation but her prime focus in on her parents who have been separated from her and her older sister. Even when the sisters are freed she can find no sign of her parents and will need to decipher friend from foe in all of the players. It will all come down to the wire as the close family corporation falls apart revealing a core of darkness in the centre of it all which will leave Gavin and Rosaline struggling to stay safe as their enemies work hard to take them both out. Can they get to the bottom of this?

This was a great story that had a lot of drama, twists and turns as they navigated the information as they managed to get further into the story bit by bit. The end of the story when they found out who was behind it all was explosive and definitely very dramatic. On their journey to that, there were a lot of dangers and drama as more and more people were killed by their own side in order to maintain silence. The end character behind it all wasn't such a surprise but certainly, all of the information and so-called justification was. At the end, I was so glad that Gavin had found someone to be happy with. Well written and very enjoyable. Does contain a little sexual content at the end.

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