This was the worst Dean Kootz book ever. It was so boring for the first 60 pages I wanted to quit-- than it got a little interesting, then it went completely to hell. I was suspended not in disbelief, but in awe that I could read 30 pages of unfathomable nonsense. All this driving around in borrowed cars, a 6 year old genius and black market parts, transporting dog, and a unrealistic antagonist. I have liked the concept of his other books like the Good Guy and The Husband- even Velocity. The dialogue and characters are a little thin and it seems like you go one forever in meaningless dialogue and at the very end of the book it is a two page ending with too many loose threads.
I don't recommend this one- it is a subpar effort.