I have been following Matthew Iden since his Marty Singer series started. I honestly thought this was another one of those, and I was excited.
It's not.
This is a stand alone thriller. The story is told from 5 character perspectives.
Amy is searching for her daughter, now that the police have given up, she knows time is precious.
Elliot is a homeless man, who used to be a forensic psychologist. He lost his own daughter and it crippled his life. He hopes that by helping Amy, he can redeem himself.
Then you have Sister and Charlotte. Charlotte and the other children are afraid of Sister. But why?
And finally Detective Dave, he is the one who was on the case with Amy, and suggested she find Elliot.
This was such a wild ride! It honestly kept me guessing all the way through. Best book yet, by Matthew Iden.
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