Usually these stories have a plot, a beginning, a middle, and an end. I'm not so sure that Steven Becker didn't have this one ghost written. Lots of logistical mistakes. Two things really make this a book not bothering to read. One: While on a back road in the Everglades, the female protagonist has to take a pee. She convinces her captors to release her bindings and she disappears off into the "glade." There's mention of an alligator in the area and her two captors are armed. Everyone is keeping an eye on the 'gator. Next thing you know, the 'gator has attacked and gutted one of the captors. He couldn't just get in the truck? Next, the hostage and the remaining captor are lost in the 'glade. Next sentence: The "boss" is there with his truck and they drive out. The worst: Hunter and his FBI cohort discover who the bad guy is. Turn the page - he's now in the witness protection program. No explanation as to how they confronted the bad guy, what they had on him, and how he got into the program. The author just left out too many details about the antagonists. Way too much gibberish about the condition of the everglades and its history. I'm just glad that I'm reading some of this stuff through Kindle Unlimited. I'd hate to have to pay for something this poorly written.