Twenty years later, someone is targeting the family, sending grotesque messages. She's adopted and raised as Melanie by Dr Stokes and his wife whose own daughter Meagan was tragically murdered. When she comes round, she remembers nothing about herself or her past. In Boston an unconscious nine-year-old girl has been admitted to ER. In Texas, a man goes to the electric chair for the torture and murder of six children. Now he's escaped, and with the help of a burned-out ex-marine, Tess learns how to protect herself and her daughter as a gigantic manhunt counts down to this terrifying reunion between husband and wife. In the main body of the story Flora never reveals the whole of what went on when she was kidnapped so the back story becomes just as intriguing as it slowly unlocks the key to the not only the secrets Flora’s been keeping but the big reveal in the main story as well.Jim Beckett was everything Tess had ever dreamed of.But two years after Tess married Jim and bore his child, she helped put him behind bars for savagely murdering ten women. Not only was the main story line fast paced and intriguing but the underlying diary style entry by Flora describing her ordeal during her own kidnapping. By the time I was close to he end I was shouting at my kindle determined that I knew exactly who the psycho kidnapper was yet I couldn’t have been more wrong!
Every person you suspected you were wrong. What was great about this book was the twists and turns along the way. The story juxtaposes between present day where Flora has become a sort of vigilante looking for trouble in order to save other girls from becoming victims like herself. It follows Flora Dane an exceptional woman who was kidnapped as a teenager and kept prisoner for over a year. So I was excited to get my teeth into this and it did not disappoint!įind Her is a difficult book to review without revealing spoilers. I am a big fan of the D.D Warren series as well as Lisa’s other novels the Quincy & Rainie, and Tessa Leoni series’ and her stand alone novels.
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