Review supplied by Sue
As a new reader of Robert Goddard novels Into the Blue was recommended to me by a friend as being ‘one of the best’! I certainly wasn’t disappointed! ‘Unputdownable’ from the start – Goddard enables the reader to get to know the main characters and feel a sympathy but admiration for Harry Barnett. His determination and courage in trying to find Heather (who has disappeared on a mountain in Rhodes) takes us on twists and turns, alternately feeling optimistic and disappointed. A fantastic story.
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