William Stone's father, Javier, committed several gruesome murders with one occurring every six months.  William knew his father was a brutal man due to the way he treated William and his mother.  However, he did not know he was a killer. 

Ramsey McPherson, Chief of Police at the time of the killings, promised every citizen he would put this murderer in jail.  The killer was caught in the act of committing a brutal murder.  William was shocked to learn it was his father.

When similar murders begin to take place in Davenport, Ohio, the first person suspected is Javier's son, William.  Ramsey McPherson is now the chief prosecution attorney.  Mr. McPherson made a similar promise like the one he made about William's father.  He vowed to never rest until William is behind bars because "the apple doesn't fall too far from the tree."

William soon grew tired of these accusations and decided the only way to get back at the attorney was through his daughter, Abigail McPherson.

Was William involved in these murders?  What happens between William and Abigail?

Sylvia Hubbard has written an excellent psychological thriller.  The characters, especially William, really come through with the author's descriptions.  At times, there just seems to be something frightening about his eyes.  Once I started reading this book, I found it difficult to put down.  The author builds the suspense from page one and doesn't let go throughout the book.  Add this one to your reading list.  You won't be sorry!

REVIEWED BY NANCY EATON

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