T R Ragan

I wasn’t exactly thrilled by the first book in this series, but there were some characters I really liked and wanted to “see” again. Most of all Jessica and Hayley, because I think they were more interesting than the main characters and I really wanted to know what happens to them. Unfortunately the case itself is not very interesting, the story just dragged along and... yeah. There were a few intriguing characters related to the case, but not enough to actually get me “involved” with them, and at the end of the book it was ...

RIP (= Review in progress) Sorry, my lovelies! The "RIP" is, as of now, wrong. I've just finished my review. ;) Well, as far as crime stories go this was a pretty straight-forward one. Not too many suspects to choose from, no unnecessary twists and far-fetched turns, no unpleasant surprises... That was nice. The case is interesting, the characters are likeable (unless, of course, those you aren’t supposed to like) and the author changes the POV a few times, so the reader also gets a glimpse into the reasons and the reasoning of ...

14 years ago, Lizzy Gardner was abducted by the serial killer called Spiderman who had already tortured and killed at least 3 other teenage girls before he took her. Contrary to the other girls, Lizzy wasn’t specifically targeted, she was taken by chance. And another thing was different, Lizzy got away. After two month in the hands of Spiderman, she got a chance to escape and she ran. She survived and came home again, but nothing is as it was before. Traumatized beyond believe, she distanced herself from everyone. From her ...