Collin Cook is an average man. He has a wife and a young family. They struggle with bills. They argue. But they are happy until the unthinkable happens and everything changes. In Off Kilter , Cook is just that as his life as he knew it is ripped away from him and he finds himself on the run. On the run from a ruthless underworld organization; on the run from the FBI; and on the run from Interpol. There seems to be nowhere to hide, nowhere in the world. Cook is not a trained operative, but his life has thrust him into this world and he excels.
The novel held my interest, but as I neared the end I knew that this was book one as the story did not end. This is a pet peeve of mine…really perturbs me. I look at the books that I read as an investment of my time and am generally not happy about this “cliff-hanger.” I also thought that some of the technology highlighted in the novel was interesting, especially the facial-recognition algorithm used by Interpol. It seemed a bit far-fetched to be believable.
