Review: Abducted - Linda Watkins

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Abducted (Kate Pomeroy Mystery #3)

Review: Abducted - Book #3 Kate Pomeroy Mystery - Linda Watkins - March 2020


Doctor Kate Pomeroy is finally getting where she wants to be in her life and about to marry the love of her life Jeremy and the people who tried to kill her are behind bars for good. That is until she learns that they struck a deal for immunity and are being deported to Russia. However, they managed to escape and Kate finds herself kidnapped on her way home and locked in a ship. During this time, she will find herself tortured and sensory deprived, and drugged as she tries to fight for her life and stay as strong as she can. Back home, though people are searching for Kate, her fiancé Jeremy knows that he can do better as he has contacts from his military days and they can explore places that the police can't and go through back channels. As Kate continues to experience torture, can she hold on long enough for Jeremy to find her or will she succumb to her kidnapper's demands and fall into a state of Stockholm syndrome as they play the Good Cop/Bad Cop routine? Find out in this fast-paced mystery by Linda Watkins. Though this is Book #3 in the series, each can be read as a stand-alone as I haven't read anything by this author before but felt I could follow this story and Kate's previous encounters with her kidnappers.  If you are looking for a new mystery author to add to your list, then check out Linda Watkins with her Kate Pomeroy mysteries.


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