He tried to make it up to her, but honestly, if I was her I don’t think I could forgive him, despite her plan at that point. I was pretty disappointed with some of Sam’s actions in this book.

Also, Gwen seemed to be betrayed at every turn. There was a nice twisty plot, but one that can easily be figured out before the big reveal.

We got to see most of the characters from the previous book, but it just wasn’t the same. It’s an unfortunate downfall to sequels sometimes. The story wasn’t bad, but it didn’t hold a candle to Stillhouse Lake. Unfortunately, this book was kind of a disappointment for me. Stillhouse Lake, and was thrilled to see there was a sequel. I absolutely loved the first book in the series. She’ll do whatever it takes to protect her kids, even if it means sacrificing herself to do so. There is nothing more dangerous than someone with nothing to lose. And, when others see them, she loses everyone she loves. Videos that show Gwen helping Mel with his victims. And, not only that, but they have manufactured some fake videos that look real. He starts to wonder if his dad really could be a good guy after all.Ībsalom has been busy sending Gwen on a goose chase that puts her right where they want her. After talking to his father, Connor starts to second-guess everything he’s been told these last several years. He got a phone to him and Connor tried to fight it, but the temptation turned out to be too great. However, Gwen didn’t expect that Mel had already found a way to get to their son. They have one goal in mind, take him out before he can harm anyone else, especially Connor and Lanny. She drops the kids off with Kezia and Javier and she and Sam go looking for Melvin. She’s tired of hiding and she’s ready to do the hunting.

Gwen’s serial killer ex-husband has escaped prison and she has no doubt that he has her in his sights. This book picks up where Stillhouse Lake left off.

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