Tunnel Vision features Chicago PD analyst Maude Kamanski, who finds herself ona task force investigating a Philadelphia drug gang that's moving in. When an undercover officer is shot she finds herself in an unfamiliar role on the street rather than in her comfort zone at her computer.

But Maude is distracted when a link emerges to her missing brother, who disappeared as a young child. She finds herself running an unofficial investigation while trying to maintain her professional role. And when the team suspects they have a mole, things get even more interesting.

Tunnel Vision is a good novel with a strong sense of place and some interesting characters. There are perhaps too many coincidences in the plot, but the basic narrative of a young woman facing professional and personal challenges is compelling.

I really enjoyed reading this book, it had that mystery element that I was hoping for and enjoyed the use of Chicago. The characters were everything that I was looking for and enjoyed that this was a part of Shadows of Chicago Mystery series. Wendy Church wrote this perfectly and left me wanting to read more. Wendy Church was able to create a unique world and characters that I was engaged with and worked in the story itself. I'm excited to read more.