They both grow up in careers that enable them to keep their vow- Never to be a victim again. Nina also escaped from a killer when she was young and knows he’s still out there. Norah’s character reminded me a lot of Nina Guerrera, Warrior Girl, from Isabella Maldonado’s series (beginning with The Cipher). Her dad’s sudden death brings her back to Kansas where her past catches up to her and more people close to her start dying in similar ways to a decade before.Ĭan she figure out who it is before more people die? And can she use her newfound fighting skills to finally end the anxiety and paranoia and get rid of Hansel once and for all? She landed in LA where she became a successful MMA fighter and coach. Norah lives a somewhat paranoid life and had to escape Kansas because of it. Norah watched her friend die but managed to escape in a surprising way. She and her friend, August, were kidnapped by a serial killer (nicknamed Hansel because his MO involved ‘breadcrumbs’) on prom night. Here’s a brief summary and some other comments: Brief Synopsis The chance of being the victim of a serial killer twice is so small as to be… nearly impossible.” The first chapter reads: “According to my former therapist, the chance of falling victim to a serial killer is. The only thing keeping this book from ‘must-read’ status is that there is quite a bit of language. I always told myself one more chapter, but they’re so short I ended up reading several more every time. Wow, this was a really gripping psychological thriller!

And if it’s a copycat, I have no doubt I’ll win. “No matter who Hansel is, if I ever encounter him again, I’ll have a fighting chance.

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