How do you out smart a murderer who can see the future.
If the prologue is any indication of the rest of the book, that's enough to get your attention. I enjoyed the philosophical questions and ideas presented about about knowing the future. This sets the tone for the rest of the book.
When the story then really starts in more of the present day, years in the future from the prologue, we are still under the shadow of some knowing what others don't. In the chapters presented, there is just enough information to create many questions about who the characters are, how they are connected and what the impact is to Katie and Chris.
I'm pretty picky when it comes to thrillers, I drawn to ones that are different from what seems to be more stereotypical. This one presents an idea, I haven't read before. The aspect that there is a a killer that can see the future. But still. How did Hobbs know he was going to die? Why did he fire his staff? I'm intrigued to find out how all these characters' paths will cross.
When the story then really starts in more of the present day, years in the future from the prologue, we are still under the shadow of some knowing what others don't. In the chapters presented, there is just enough information to create many questions about who the characters are, how they are connected and what the impact is to Katie and Chris.
I'm pretty picky when it comes to thrillers, I drawn to ones that are different from what seems to be more stereotypical. This one presents an idea, I haven't read before. The aspect that there is a a killer that can see the future. But still. How did Hobbs know he was going to die? Why did he fire his staff? I'm intrigued to find out how all these characters' paths will cross.