In the thin light of the moon, the woman\'s limp body hangs from the iron fence amongst the redwoods.
A brilliant, nail-biting and highly recommended read.\' Brianne\'s Book Reviews, 5 stars. so gripping and suspenseful and wonderfully paced... had me glued to the pages and I didn\'t want to put it down...
I HAD TO KNOW!!!!! As for the explosive ending WOW definitely not what or who I was expecting.\' Goodreads reviewer, 5 stars \'Fantastic...
I was literally holding my breath...
Warning - This absolutely unputdownable thriller will keep you up all night! Fans of Lisa Regan, Rachel Caine and Melinda Leigh better hold on tight for a nail-biting rollercoaster ride! Readers love Jennifer Chase : \'THERE WAS NO WAY I WAS PUTTING THIS BOOK DOWN!!!!!...
But as the killer circles closer and closer to Katie, what if the only answer is to give him what he wants? There must be another way...
Katie has spent years pushing traumatic memories of her years in the military far out of reach, but she must confront them now or more innocent women will die.
Her team hit dead end after dead end, but only she can see the vital link between the victims: a connection with Katie herself.
with a twisted killer on her doorstep, Katie knows if she doesn\'t act fast, she\'ll find more women left out in the cold like Broken dolls.
Katie doesn\'t want to believe that the serial killer picking off women across the state has found their way to the small town of Pine Valley, California , but when her team finds a gold engagement ring hanging nearby, it\'s a terrifying, but undeniable fact.
A woman, the same age as her, found slumped in the carriage of the Ferris wheel, red lipstick dragged across her lips, her throat cut.
As day breaks over the fairground, Detective Katie Scott forces herself to take in another disturbing scene in front of her.
The picture of the girl inside smiles out at a future she\'ll never see...
Looped over the railings is the little gold locket her mother gave her when she turned sixteen.
In the thin light of the moon, the woman\'s limp body hangs from the iron fence amongst the redwoods
