POISON EVIDENCE is a story of deception, suspense, espionage, and trust. Rachel Grant’s protagonist Ivy MacLeod is the designer of a state-of-the-art underwater mapping technology for use in her archaeological work. Ivy’s new device creates a map of what is on the surface of the ocean floor. Grant gives her readers details of Ivy’s background covering both personal and professional efforts to maintain her independence. The author also explains why academics embrace the new device as well as intelligence gathering agencies around the world seek to control Ivy’s technology. Ivy accepts the invitation of U.S Government to travel to Micronesia country of Palau to complete her testing of the device.
The author gives her readers details of those who are after Ivy’s technology explaining their willingness to go to any length to gain control of Ivy’s CAM technology. Grant introduces Jack Keaton and his reasons for traveling to Palau to meet Ivy. Jack’s intentions were to dazzle her with his charm and attention to gain use of her technology for his personal agenda. Readers learn Ivy is beautiful, smart and has hidden strengths. Support characters, both good and evil, enter the storyline as needed. Grant involves her readers in POISON EVIDENCE from the beginning as Ivy’s fast moving adventure unfolds. She creates an interest in Ivy’s actions building tension, intrigue, and on again off again romantic interest in Jack as the story’s momentum increases.
Grant’s storyline changes directions as she introduces several subplots. The author places her readers next to Ivy as she comes to terms with whom she can trust. She finds those she thought she could trust, including her government and her ex-husband, were not looking out for her interests and were trying to take advantage of her. Suspense and intrigue keep readers turning the page as they seek to stay on top of what is going to happen next. POISON EVIDENCE delivers complex storyline with believable characters and a breathtaking ending.
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