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A review by bookapotamus
Bury Me in Montauk by Jay Dowski
5.0
You guys. This is a really cool book. Do yourself a favor, head on over to Amazon, and grab a copy. It's a fast paced high stakes mystery thriller. The story is insanely well thought out and will literally keep you on your toes guessing til the very end.
Jack Miller's dad is dead. He's not really feeling too sad about it, He's saving the pity for himself, and his sad, boring life. But things are about to get WAY more interesting. Within days of his father's death, a single note upends everything he knows, and sends him (with an estranged brother - Jack's got some serious family issues) on a whirlwind adventure to discover the father they knew and resented most of their lives, just might not be who they had always assumed him to be.
While on their hunt, Jack and Joe unearth a gripping story of spies, deceit and murder. The story flows really smoothly, as their search for answers intensifies and the clues unravel - shocking you at every turn.
I really enjoyed this story and was really impressed with the clever twists and turns intertwined throughout. My only hope is that Jay is writing another (hopefully subsequent!) novel, so I can be pleasantly thrilled one more time.
Jack Miller's dad is dead. He's not really feeling too sad about it, He's saving the pity for himself, and his sad, boring life. But things are about to get WAY more interesting. Within days of his father's death, a single note upends everything he knows, and sends him (with an estranged brother - Jack's got some serious family issues) on a whirlwind adventure to discover the father they knew and resented most of their lives, just might not be who they had always assumed him to be.
While on their hunt, Jack and Joe unearth a gripping story of spies, deceit and murder. The story flows really smoothly, as their search for answers intensifies and the clues unravel - shocking you at every turn.
I really enjoyed this story and was really impressed with the clever twists and turns intertwined throughout. My only hope is that Jay is writing another (hopefully subsequent!) novel, so I can be pleasantly thrilled one more time.