SA Jessica Rosario is back! Since her last big case was finding the man who stalked her when she was a teenager and then murdered her parents (CLOSURE), she has married her boss, Tom Erickson, although he is no longer her boss; he is an FBI trainer.
Jessica continues with her personal effort to educate as many parents and children about the dangers of internet predators. Following one seminar, Richard and Diane Bennett approach Jessica with concerns about their teenage daughter, Tiffany, who they feel has a stalker. She has been communicating with a much older man she has never met and the parents, naturally, are distressed.
Jessica is drawn to the Bennett family as there are similarities reminding her of her own stalker.
The author approaches the subject quite skillfully and detailed. All the characters are believable. Tiffany is the normal teenager .. her parents just like to hassle her, she knows what she's doing, etc. Things spiral out of control when Tiffany takes off to meet her new 'friend' leading Jessica and her team into protection mode.
This is more a novella, rather than a novel, so it makes for very fast reading. The author is direct and to the point, so nothing is missed. I did take away 1/2 point because the ending was just so abrupt.
Many thanks to the author for providing the book in exchange for an honest, unbiased opinion.
Jessica continues with her personal effort to educate as many parents and children about the dangers of internet predators. Following one seminar, Richard and Diane Bennett approach Jessica with concerns about their teenage daughter, Tiffany, who they feel has a stalker. She has been communicating with a much older man she has never met and the parents, naturally, are distressed.
Jessica is drawn to the Bennett family as there are similarities reminding her of her own stalker.
The author approaches the subject quite skillfully and detailed. All the characters are believable. Tiffany is the normal teenager .. her parents just like to hassle her, she knows what she's doing, etc. Things spiral out of control when Tiffany takes off to meet her new 'friend' leading Jessica and her team into protection mode.
This is more a novella, rather than a novel, so it makes for very fast reading. The author is direct and to the point, so nothing is missed. I did take away 1/2 point because the ending was just so abrupt.
Many thanks to the author for providing the book in exchange for an honest, unbiased opinion.
