Claire Doucett's daughter, Ruby, was kidnapped seven years ago. Now, Claire sees a doll in a shop window that resembles Ruby identically-including a tiny birthmark. No one believes her, so Claire turns to the one person who she thinks will, her ex-husband and Ruby's father, Dave Creasy. Together they unravel the past and hunt down a psychopath.
This is a very well-written, highly descriptive book. This book was not what I expected. Like her book "The Devil's Footprints",I didn't really care for the ending but the story leading up to that was good and kept me reading, so good I read it in 2 days.
I gave it 4 stars because it is a very good mystery and well writen. I am skeptical about reading any more for fear they are along the same ending and subject matter.
I don't care for any story involving small children, if you know what I mean.
This is a very well-written, highly descriptive book. This book was not what I expected. Like her book "The Devil's Footprints",I didn't really care for the ending but the story leading up to that was good and kept me reading, so good I read it in 2 days.
I gave it 4 stars because it is a very good mystery and well writen. I am skeptical about reading any more for fear they are along the same ending and subject matter.
I don't care for any story involving small children, if you know what I mean.
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