Undetected by Dee Henderson

Dee Henderson became on of my favorite authors while I was in high school. Her writing really slowed down over the last 10 years, but I was excited to see some new material coming from her, and jumped at the chance to review her new book, Undetected.

The book was solid, and I enjoyed this one much more than the last few I've read by this author. It reminded me of some of her first books I loved so much. I didn't realize until I finished the book that it was the second in a new series. (I requested the first book from the library and enjoyed it just as much as this one, if not a little bit more.)

Undetected was not as suspenseful as her O'malley series, but the book didn't drag. I kept waiting for a big twist that would through everything into a mystery panic, and as much as I would have enjoyed the book going there, I liked that I was surprised it didn't. Good characters, really interesting plot with lots of detail about submariners, sonar technology, and security.

I received a free copy of the book from the publisher in exchange for my review.