The story opens when Kenna Dunne is thirteen years of age and accidentally witnesses her fathers murder before she is knocked out. From that day on, she is troubled by nightmares but always awakens before she discovers the murderer. Family friend Rhys Canning prominently appears in her dreams/nightmares and Kenna believes hes the killer and grows to hate him.
Kenna and Rhys meet again 10 years later. Kenna is starting to remember more of her nightmare and someone wants to silence her. Several attempts are made on her life; Rhys again rescues Kenna, but shes convinced he killed her father.
When the accidents continue to escalate, Rhys takes it upon himself to remove Kenna before shes killed. This book has lots of action and a mystery. Some of the plot points are a bit peculiar and tying up the story calls for a strange resolution. If this had been anyone other than Jo Goodman, I probably wouldnt even have bothered to finish it. This is definitely not one of Goodmans best.
Kenna and Rhys meet again 10 years later. Kenna is starting to remember more of her nightmare and someone wants to silence her. Several attempts are made on her life; Rhys again rescues Kenna, but shes convinced he killed her father.
When the accidents continue to escalate, Rhys takes it upon himself to remove Kenna before shes killed. This book has lots of action and a mystery. Some of the plot points are a bit peculiar and tying up the story calls for a strange resolution. If this had been anyone other than Jo Goodman, I probably wouldnt even have bothered to finish it. This is definitely not one of Goodmans best.
