Raging Waters by Dana Mentink

 



Kroosreadsandreviews:

I felt like I was white water rafting reading this book!   The amount of time spent in the water by these characters was terrifying!!

Gideon is the outdoors guy who you want on your side.  His knowledge and preparedness came in handy in this book!

Zee is out for vengeance and won't stop until the kingpin is taken down.  She is as tough as nails and at some point, you are left begging her to stop!

The story is fast paced and will leave you guessing on who is friend or foe.

Thanks to netgalley and the publisher for the arc.  The opinions are my own.

Book Blurb:

When Mackenzie Bardine's brother Aaron was murdered in a drug deal gone wrong, she started a true crime podcast dedicated to exposing "Bullseye," the drug kingpin responsible. But her protective heart has never let go of the blame she places on herself and Aaron's best friend, Gideon Landry. On the run to the wilds of Washington to chase a recent lead, she meets none other than Gideon himself.

While conducting a wilderness survival class in remote Washington, Gideon never expected to cross paths with Mackenzie, and he's certainly not interested in helping her after he's already declined to participate in her vigilante podcasting. He carries a mountain of guilt about Aaron's fatal choices, but not for the reasons Mackenzie suspects.

As killers begin to circle Mackenzie like sharks, it's clear to Gideon she's in over her head, and in light of his troubled past with her brother, he can't bring himself to ignore her perilous situation. Then a flood threatens the town, turning their investigation into a race to escape the raging waters and the wrath of a powerful kingpin who wants to sink them both.

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