Katie Shaw made a split second decision in high school that would change her brother Christopher's life forever. Instead of waiting for him to walk home from school, she decided to go to her boyfriend's house. That afternoon Christopher was brutally attacked by Michael Hyde. Christopher survived but he was never the same. Katie has always felt guilty. Christopher is estranged from the family and hasn't seen his sister in 2 years when she receives a call from her mother telling her Christopher is in trouble. Katie know she needs to help.
Detectives are investigating the murder of Alan Hobbes, a philosophy professor. The detectives learn that Alan had let go of his staff the day he was murdered like he was saying goodbye to them. Like he knew he was going to be murdered. During the investigation, the detective uncover that this man was also obsessed with a serial killer who died decades earlier. Why would this seemingly nice old man, a teacher and philanthropist be collecting items of a serial killer?
The author did a fantastic job connecting these story lines. I didn't have any idea where the story was leading until everything just snapped together. I highly recommend this book.
Detectives are investigating the murder of Alan Hobbes, a philosophy professor. The detectives learn that Alan had let go of his staff the day he was murdered like he was saying goodbye to them. Like he knew he was going to be murdered. During the investigation, the detective uncover that this man was also obsessed with a serial killer who died decades earlier. Why would this seemingly nice old man, a teacher and philanthropist be collecting items of a serial killer?
The author did a fantastic job connecting these story lines. I didn't have any idea where the story was leading until everything just snapped together. I highly recommend this book.