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Author: L C George 

Publisher: Inkubator Books 

Publishing Date: 14th January 2024 

Many thanks to ZooLoos BT and the publishing team for my digital copy and a spot on the tour 

Blurb 

Rachel thought she’d escaped her father. 

But now he’s found her.

Rachel was barely more than an infant when her father, Dennis, murdered her mother and sister. In prison ever since, Dennis has never said one word about why he killed two family members - or why he spared Rachel.Now a grown woman, Rachel has done everything she can to leave her terrible past behind. She has changed her identity and is now happily married to the love of her life, Dan.But there is a dark cloud on the horizon.Dennis is due to be released from prison and Rachel worries that he will kill again, that he may even come after her. And sure enough, a series of murders begins around the time of his release.Rachel is terrified, convinced that her father is stalking her, certain she will be his next victim. 

Even worse, Dan thinks she is being paranoid and won’t do anything to protect her.Isolated, vulnerable, Rachel spends her days in an agony of terror and suspense. But as bad as this is, the truth is even worse. 

Because Rachel only has part of the picture, and what she is actually facing is far more horrifying than even her wildest nightmares…

My Thoughts 

A fantastic read. The Blurb sets up enough information to what is happening and what to anticipate. 

The Prologue took me for surprise and had me gripped for what was about to come.  

It does start off slow which I think is the perfect set and queue for the plot to develop.  About a 1/4 way in it does start to come together.  There are plenty of twists and turns to keep you going.  

You are given lots of clues as the story is told in the past and present tense.  Interestingly and what was I actually liked that the POV was from Rachel in the present and the 'before' from the murders POV and also Dan. So it keeps you guessing as to who this could be.

Some characters provided more insight that others but all added some detail to the full plot. We also learn more about the family and relationships which impacts the plot. 

The ending was well done and I liked the additional of a week later chapter, I always feels it ties the book off nicely. 

A really good thriller and I recommend you reading it.