I was actually impressed. This one took me by surprise from the beginning with immediately seeing into the killers eyes. Then we switch to Shaley and her rock star mom Rayne. The length of the plot is three days but by the end I feel like Shaley and that it was more like a few months but in a good way. We follow through the lives of Shaley and her mom as they deal with the murder of a close friend. From there everything begins to be not what they thought and people not who they thought. Even up until the end I was shocked to figure out who the killer was. The writers did a great job of keeping you guessing and turning pages as fast as you could to get to the next one. I literally didn���������t want to put it down. I just had to know what the killer was going to do next and try to get some clue as to who it might be. The writing only switched between Shaley���������s perspective and the killers ��������� a fact to which I was very grateful. The transitions were smooth and easy to get. I liked how it ended and from the preview I got of the next in line it literally picks up where this one leaves off. I think this is a great beginning of a great mystery series. The Christian influence is actually barely there which is a nice backdrop for Christian fiction. It���������s not in your face or shoved down any characters throat it���������s just simple reminders that someone is watching out for you ��������� someone good. ( )

I was actually impressed. This one took me by surprise from the beginning with immediately seeing into the killers eyes. Then we switch to Shaley and her rock star mom Rayne. The length of the plot is three days but by the end I feel like Shaley and that it was more like a few months but in a good way. We follow through the lives of Shaley and her mom as they deal with the murder of a close friend. From there everything begins to be not what they thought and people not who they thought. Even up until the end I was shocked to figure out who the killer was. The writers did a great job of keeping you guessing and turning pages as fast as you could to get to the next one. I literally didn���t want to put it down. I just had to know what the killer was going to do next and try to get some clue as to who it might be. The writing only switched between Shaley���s perspective and the killers ��� a fact to which I was very grateful. The transitions were smooth and easy to get. I liked how it ended and from the preview I got of the next in line it literally picks up where this one leaves off. I think this is a great beginning of a great mystery series. The Christian influence is actually barely there which is a nice backdrop for Christian fiction. It���s not in your face or shoved down any characters throat it���s just simple reminders that someone is watching out for you ��� someone good. ( )

It was about a woman doctor who was in a cult as a child. They never forget her; she has retuning memories of sexual abuse. Her daughter was abused by her step brother. Daughter was a drug addict. ( )

Blergh! Did NOT like this book. A lot of "tell not show." There were several themes running through the book with no cohesion. Meh. Glad it was free; but a waste of my time. ( )

Bestselling author Brandilyn Collins teams up with her daughter to produce this suspenseful whodunit series. Written in first person narrative from the perspective of Shaley, a sixteen-year-old, this teen story keeps the readers interest. The killer's thoughts, written in third person and interspersed throughout the story, have a chilling effect.

A typical teen, Shaley's BFF, Brittany, has an intuitive ability to know the future. Unfortunately, this reader does not have that ability. The novel is well written. The characters are believable, but the story stops just in time for the next book to begin. I understand that this is a series, but I feel gipped when left with a cliff-hanger. ( )