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A review by elvang
Fare Game by Cade Haddock Strong
3.0
I enjoyed reading this story of corruption and collusion in the airline industry with a nice little romance on the side. Kay Corbett, VP at Logan airlines makes a formidable whistle blower especially when she teams up with and falls in bed with Riley Bauer from finance. Talk about a timely story line. I appreciated learning about the SEC (Securities Exchange Commission) and all the rules that must be followed to ensure the privacy of the whistle blower.
The highlight for me was the time spent in Japan with Kay and Riley. There was a nice ramp up of tension in the second half of the book, although the time it takes for due process may bore some readers. Several story threads were left unfinished or dropped entirely which I think would have made for a stronger, more rounded novel. Justice was served but I wanted more. Greedy me.
I liked what I read and will definitely read more from this author.
3.5 stars
ARC received with thanks from publisher via net-galley for review.
The highlight for me was the time spent in Japan with Kay and Riley. There was a nice ramp up of tension in the second half of the book, although the time it takes for due process may bore some readers. Several story threads were left unfinished or dropped entirely which I think would have made for a stronger, more rounded novel. Justice was served but I wanted more. Greedy me.
I liked what I read and will definitely read more from this author.
3.5 stars
ARC received with thanks from publisher via net-galley for review.