Review: What Happened to the Bennetts? - Lisa Scottoline

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Review: What Happened to the Bennetts? - Lisa Scottoline - March 2022

Each of us readers has a list of authors that no matter what they publish, we will read and give a go, and more often than not we will enjoy their books. One of those authors is Lisa Scottoline. I have always loved her Legal/Thrillers and even read a couple of the memoirs she wrote with her daughter. I had felt in a tiny bit of a rut and scrolling through my Kindle I clicked on this one as it had been one of those books I had been meaning to get around to reading. For anyone who loves books set in the world of WITSEC then this is the read for you. It also shows the lengths that a father will go to avenge and save his family. The book starts with the Bennett family driving home from their daughter's sports game when a car starts to tailgate them. Eventually, the family is hijacked and the daughter is shot. The effect that this causes is that the family is no longer safe and forced to go into the witness protection service. During this time The Bennetts's life goes from bad to worse, including people on blog posts and websites believing that Jason is a family annihilator. When things seem like they are at a stalemate, Jason takes matters into his own hands to not only save the rest of his family but get justice for his daughter. In doing this, Jason learns that his family was a cog in a bigger conspiracy and that he might have the power to not only bring justice to those who hurt his family but also some other more important bad guys. If you love FBI and WITSEC novels, then What Happened to the Bennetts? by Lisa Scottoline is the read for you.

Amazon: https://amzn.to/3L8xzNE






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