Review: Hudson by Dale Mayer 4 of 5 stars

Hudson by Dale Mayer
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

After a few days of rest, Hudson heads to visit his best friend in Vail, Colorado. However, on the first day, an explosion in his hotel sends the city into chaos. Hudson does what he can to keep Avery safe as it is clear to see that this was not an accident and although he is not allowed to join the investigation, he has the training and is on the spot and he just can't sit idly by and do nothing - especially if Avery is in any kind of trouble. Avery has been really looking forward to Hudson's visit. As best friends she definitely wants to spend more time with him and as she has loved him since forever but has not taken things further as she doesn't want to risk their friendship. After the blast, she regrets it as that one explosion seems to just be the tip of a much bigger problem as the terrorist has realised that Hudson caught a glimpse of him. So now a game of cat and mouse is on, with Avery caught in the middle - can Hudson sort all of this out, keep Avery safe and can they have a chance of a future together?

I enjoyed this story which was all around a group of terrorists and this had a resonance with today as I can see that translating into the real world very easily. Full of mystery, drama, danger, complications and in the centre of all of that love. Easy to read, this swept me up and pulled me along as we all learn more about who was doing this, what was going to happen next, how it was going to end and how things between Hudson and Avery would change. Contains some explicit sexual content nearer the end of the book.

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