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Right Behind You
by Lisa Gardner
I am not sure why I haven't read more of these book in this series as I am a big fan of Lisa's writing. She just has a way of investing in a well thought out story. I am not deeply invested in Quincy and Rainie's story and to be honest they played a more minor role in this story, it was more about their soon to be adoptive daughter Sharlah and her brother Telly.
The two siblings were separated after Telly killed their father, after he violently stabbed their mother. As it was self defense he was never charged, and he was only nine years old. While both carry their scars and they both struggle to move forward it seems trouble has followed Telly.
After Telly's foster parents are found murdered and two more victims are found dead, after he appears on the security cam, the race is on to find Telly and to stop the threat for more violence. The facts don't add up though, and everything is more than it seems. A closer look at foster relationships, family dynamics and the damage a violent upbringing can bring.
I received a free copy from the publisher via NetGalley in exchange for an honest review.
The two siblings were separated after Telly killed their father, after he violently stabbed their mother. As it was self defense he was never charged, and he was only nine years old. While both carry their scars and they both struggle to move forward it seems trouble has followed Telly.
After Telly's foster parents are found murdered and two more victims are found dead, after he appears on the security cam, the race is on to find Telly and to stop the threat for more violence. The facts don't add up though, and everything is more than it seems. A closer look at foster relationships, family dynamics and the damage a violent upbringing can bring.
I received a free copy from the publisher via NetGalley in exchange for an honest review.