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bookph1le's review
3.0
A pretty good suspense read. The writing isn't beautiful or particularly striking, but Zoe was a good character, and it kept me turning pages.
sdido's review against another edition
dark
mysterious
tense
fast-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? A mix
- Strong character development? Yes
4.0
therealbel's review
3.0
3.5.
Locally set, good fast paced story, predictable ending. Exactly what I wanted!
Locally set, good fast paced story, predictable ending. Exactly what I wanted!
lehnert's review
4.0
Good basic story
Not to many twists of turns but a good story none the less. Fast, easy, quick, and free read and would recommend it based on those words
Not to many twists of turns but a good story none the less. Fast, easy, quick, and free read and would recommend it based on those words
chris80dawn's review
4.0
A perfect title
This book was an edge of your seat thrill ride. I'm glad I chose it as my Kindle First option
This book was an edge of your seat thrill ride. I'm glad I chose it as my Kindle First option
nahyee's review
3.0
Thought the story was a good one, but...
The author had an annoying habit that got in the way. This is a good story about a young woman who escapes a serial killer and becomes hunted when he realizes where she is. I was not bothered by the graphic details like some reviewers. I would expect that from a crime novel. I also was not bothered by the "stereotype" about pit bulls (they are in the story as rescued fight dogs) or knowing the identity of the killer early on. I thought everything tied together well. What annoyed the daylights out of me was the author's incessant need to call one of the characters by her first and last name - and ONLY that character. In some scenes, it made sense, but most of the time it was just ridiculous. "Zoe, Holli, and Laura Hernandez." When the character was first introduced, it happened probably 10 times over three pages. It sounds petty, but I found it really distracting.
The author had an annoying habit that got in the way. This is a good story about a young woman who escapes a serial killer and becomes hunted when he realizes where she is. I was not bothered by the graphic details like some reviewers. I would expect that from a crime novel. I also was not bothered by the "stereotype" about pit bulls (they are in the story as rescued fight dogs) or knowing the identity of the killer early on. I thought everything tied together well. What annoyed the daylights out of me was the author's incessant need to call one of the characters by her first and last name - and ONLY that character. In some scenes, it made sense, but most of the time it was just ridiculous. "Zoe, Holli, and Laura Hernandez." When the character was first introduced, it happened probably 10 times over three pages. It sounds petty, but I found it really distracting.
joelcharig's review
dark
sad
tense
fast-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? Plot
- Strong character development? Yes
- Loveable characters? No
- Diverse cast of characters? Yes
- Flaws of characters a main focus? Yes
4.0
Content Warnings
Graphic: Torture
Moderate: Animal death and Death
Minor: Child abuse