Review – Centralia

From the Back Cover:  Peter Ryan wakes up on a typical morning only to find his house empty, his wife and daughter nowhere to be found. His world is shattered after a phone call to a friend confirms the impossible: his wife and daughter died in a car accident he does not remember.

Haunted by faint memories and flashes of details, Peter becomes convinced that something isn’t right and begins to question reality. When he discovers a note in his daughter’s handwriting, strange memories begin to surface that cause him to second-guess nearly everything he once believed. Suddenly armed men show up at Peter’s home, turning the mysterious puzzle of his past into a dangerous game of cat and mouse.

On the run and unsure whom to trust, Peter has to discover what’s real and what isn’t . . . before he loses everything.

Every book that Mike Dellosso writes is better than the previous one which means that “Centralia” is the best one so far.  Nothing is what it seems so just when you, and Peter Ryan, think you have a handle on what is going on–guess again. This book starts out exciting and then Mr. Dellosso just notches up the excitement factor.  “Centralia” is a thriller with all kinds of danger that is a lot like a roller coaster with dips and turns and drops that you really don’t see coming.  Mike Dellosso knows how to weave a captivating story with wonderful characters that breathe.  I am so looking forward to the next book in this series.