I was so excited
to receive the third book in The Nikki Boyd Files. Formerly a classroom
teacher, Nikki is now a special agent in the missing persons division of the
Tennessee Bureau of Investigation, spurred on to make the career change in the
aftermath of her younger sister’s kidnapping. In Pursued Nikki stumbles into a case after her seatmate, Erika
Hamilton, goes missing following their airplane’s crash at the Nashville
airport. After first having her offer of assistance declined by the FBI, Nikki
is asked to join the case to locate Erika, a key witness in an upcoming grand
jury trial. Has Erika been kidnapped or is she on the run? Why is there an
abundance of dead bodies being left in her wake? These are just a couple of
questions that Nikki and her team must answer, along with finding out who is
the mole in the FBI.
Nikki had been
looking forward to reconnecting with her longtime friend, Tyler, following his
three months in Liberia. They still needed to find out if there was something
more than a friendship developing between them, and if so, what their future
would hold. A future that may be complicated by some unexpected medical results
waiting for Nikki upon her return to Nashville. A complicated case like Erika’s,
that quickly became personal, was not what Nikki wanted or needed at this time,
but it drew her in because that’s who she was, someone who did her best to find
those who were missing before it was too late.
Pursued,
met my expectations and provided me with an enjoyable read. While having
some background provided in the first two books of the series gave me insight I
would not have had otherwise, I do believe Pursued
would work well as a stand-alone read. Harris has provided adequate information
as to not leave new readers in the dark, while not boring those who are reading
the series in sequence. I thank Lisa Harris and Revell Publishing for providing
Pursued in exchange for my honest
opinion. I received no monetary compensation for providing this review.
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