Stable

I read through “Stable” in several days, which is unusual for me. That always means one thing: that the book grabbed me from the start and I had a hard time putting it down, in fact, finding myself going back to it again and again to read more, needing to see what will happen next to Tyler Zahn (and his daughter Daria) in the Rocky Mountains of Colorado. The action – the twists and turns – never let up from page one. There’s search and rescue missions, multiple kidnappings, police investigations, abuse allegations, and also – within all this – hope and forgiveness. The characters have depth – which means we see their warts and struggles and failures, as well as their history with each other – some good and some not so good.
During her school break, Daria is visiting her estranged father Tyler at his home in a small town in the mountains, hoping to get to know him after his being out of the picture for years. She’s not so sure about this, and with good reason. But as their lives intertwine together and with the local crime scenes, they find a need to rely on each other, and perhaps to love and care and forgive one another. Enjoyable to find are the religious undertones that in reality, prevail in many people’s lives, as well as some of the people we meet in “Stable.” These are not plot devices, but a clear way of seeing the depth of the characters and how they move through, in fact, survive in life. Pick up this book and dive in. You will be riveted while the pace is relentless.

Great debut novel. Tyler Zahn is the perfect protagonist for an action thriller; former military, suffers a great tragedy and drowns his sorrows, turns his life around and becomes a driven Search and Rescue team member.
This was a fast paced, action packed read with interesting characters. The author's background shines through in this clever and well written story. I am really looking forward to many more books in this series.
Perfect for fans of Robert Crais, David Baldacci or Lee Child.
Thank you Black Rosr Writing and Netgalley for this ARC

This is my first book of Cam Torrens and it won’t be my last! This honestly isn’t my usual read but I thought it was well written and kept my attention. I found myself needing to know what was going to happen!

Tyler is retired Air Force pilot who has become a Search and Rescue volunteer. His daughter, Daria, who he hasn’t seen in six years comes to visit him in hopes that they can reconnect. The problem is Tyler organizes their day down to the minute. Daria feels like she’s being smothered and jumps at the opportunity when a gentleman next door offers to take her horseback riding. Tyler then takes a call about a nine year old girl who’s missing. But what unravels will leave Tyler and Daria in danger. It’s a race to find the missing girls and who’s taking them in this small town!