It has been 5 years since Detective Sarah Cuddahy's daughter vanished into thin air, and she still blames herself for not being able to find her. In the aftermath, she lost a whole lot more .... her husband, Special Agent Tom Cuddahy, who she ruthlessly pushed away.
Sarah is now back on the job, but still taking meds for panic attacks which crop up almost on a daily basis. She has to pull herself together because the job is all she has ...and there have been 6 child abductions in the last few weeks. There are no clues, no ransom notes, and no bodies.
When the FBI steps in, wouldn't you just know it's her almost ex who is slated to work her case. Working together and trying to keep things on a non-personal level, they discover there are some connections among all these children.
They all come from rich families, they were all born in the same hospital, and they all have a sibling that was killed approximately a year before they were born.
I had an idea of what was coming ... but it was so much more than what I had imagined. The characters weren't perfect, but that's why I liked them. The storyline was mostly believable. Very good reading.
I'm giving it 5 stars because I've always found Debra Webb's writing to be satisfying.
Sarah is now back on the job, but still taking meds for panic attacks which crop up almost on a daily basis. She has to pull herself together because the job is all she has ...and there have been 6 child abductions in the last few weeks. There are no clues, no ransom notes, and no bodies.
When the FBI steps in, wouldn't you just know it's her almost ex who is slated to work her case. Working together and trying to keep things on a non-personal level, they discover there are some connections among all these children.
They all come from rich families, they were all born in the same hospital, and they all have a sibling that was killed approximately a year before they were born.
I had an idea of what was coming ... but it was so much more than what I had imagined. The characters weren't perfect, but that's why I liked them. The storyline was mostly believable. Very good reading.
I'm giving it 5 stars because I've always found Debra Webb's writing to be satisfying.
