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--People
"Fielding knows how to turn the screws of suspense."
--The Plain Dealer (Cleveland)
New York Times bestselling author of Missing Pieces
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In a novel that grips like a waking nightmare, master storyteller Joy Fielding creates a searing examination of a horrifying crime, the limits of the law, and a woman's terrifying journey into a killer's twisted mind.
In one tragic afternoon everything changed. Until then, Gail Walton had considered herself lucky. With a successful husband, two daughters, and a house in the New Jersey suburbs, Gail lived a safe and predictable life. Then the unthinkable happened: her six-year-old daughter Cindy was abducted, sexually assaulted, and murdered.
Consumed by grief and rage, Gail has retreated into herself. Her family and friends fear she's losing her grip on reality. The police warn her to let them handle the investigation. But not one of them knows the truth: that Gail has a description of the killer, a plan to set herself up as a decoy, and a room in a run-down boardinghouse. And Gail Walton has just bought herself a gun....
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I think buying a BIRTHday cake for a DEAD person is sick and macabre. Gail actually bought a BIRTHday cake for Cindy after her death. That was stupid and sickening and I didn't like that part at all. Gail was sick and macabre.
I also disliked Gail's shallow, self-centered friend Nancy. That character was irritating, vain and cared only about herself and her inane palaver was as annoying as she was.
I didn't like the way Gail treated Cindy, the daughter who was killed during her music lessons. I also didn't like the way she sank to Cindy's level when she played dolls with her. Destroying the "happy plates" Cindy liked seemed stupid because one would think she would want something to remember that the child enjoyed. I also did not like the way she told the psychiatrist (he and Jack were saints) she would not let him help her. I hated the ending and thought Gail was for the birds.
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