At thirty-four Sara Gallagher is finally happy with her life, but there is
one big question that still haunts her - who are her birth parents?
Finally ready to hear the truth, Sara discovers that some questions are better left unanswered: her biological father is an infamous serial killer, a wanted man who has been slaying women every summer for over thirty years.
And now he knows he has a daughter.
Sara soon realises that the only thing worse than finding out your real father is a killer, is him finding out about you...
Finally ready to hear the truth, Sara discovers that some questions are better left unanswered: her biological father is an infamous serial killer, a wanted man who has been slaying women every summer for over thirty years.
And now he knows he has a daughter.
Sara soon realises that the only thing worse than finding out your real father is a killer, is him finding out about you...
Well I had quite high hopes for this after reading and enjoying her first book - Still Missing.
Plus my wife seemed to enjoy it without having her socks blown off.
Well if it was 200 hundred pages shorter, and the main character was someone I could have empathised with, and if she had a child that I warmed to, we might have been okay, but it wasn't, she wasn't and I didn't.
Not going to waste too much time on the review - as I've wasted too much time reading the book.
2 from 5 - hopefully my wife will steer clear of her next book, as I'm quite happy never to read anything else by her again.
Bought on the cheap from Oxfam, which is a minor consolation I suppose.
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