Review: Baylor by Dale Mayer 4 of 5 stars

Baylor by Dale Mayer
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

A yacht crashed into a tanker out to sea and it appears of the face of it to be a tragic accident, but suspicions start when it appears that a gunman was spotted on it just before the crash - especially when the yacht was owned by a US Governor, his wife and his daughter who were all on board at the time. Suspicion is cemented when no bodies are found on board. Gizella wakes up to find her father injured, her mother in a bad shape and the kidnappers arguing over who would get her as a prize. When they are found, Baylor manages to whisk her away in the dark of the night but she is not out of danger yet and if he can't find the kidnappers she might never be safe again either.

This was a very dramatic story where Baylor and Gizella needed to work together in order to get away completely from the attackers while also trying to work out who the players were in the plot. It was all complicated at various points in the story as complications kept surfacing and they were having to make it all up as they went along in order to make sure that they covered all the bases. I loved the way that their friendship developed quickly due to the circumstances but also they had to learn trust as quickly as possible in order to get to the bottom of everything.

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