Paperback, 273 pages.

"Three children wake up in a basement room of a large city hotel. They have been drugged and taken from their beds in the middle of the night. Now they are here. Alone. Where are their parents? Who can they trust?"

Sadly, I didn't enjoy this book at much as Nikki Gemmell's previous works. It started off a bit exciting and I was intrigued as to where the story would go, but I just lost interest. The writing in the second person just annoyed me after a while, and I didn't care that much about the characters and their fate.
I did like the fact that the chapters were quite short, which was a blessing because I had to keep putting it down.
I have read that the reviews for this book are very mixed, and it has been in lists of 'books you can't put down'.
Anyway, hopefully someone will enjoy this book a bit more than me!

Heading off in the Australian 3kg Bookbag - next stop is Wombles in Qld!

Taken from the 3kg bookbag. Thanks :)

Taking along to the next Brisbane Bookcrossing meetup. If not picked up I will leave somewhere