Language: English
Format: Paperback
Pages: 207
Genre: Thriller and Mystery
Rating: 4⭐
"When Special Agent Riley Paige finally decides to take a well-needed rest from the FBI, a request for help comes from the most unlikely source: her own daughter. April's best friend is devastated by the death of her sister, a freshman at Georgetown. Worse, she is convinced that the suicide was staged, and that her sister was murdered at the hands of a serial killer.
Riley reluctantly looks into the case, only to discover that two other freshman girls at Georgetown recently killed themselves in the same grotesque way--by hanging. As she realizes foul play may be afoot, she brings in the FBI. The case takes Riley deep into the privileged campus of one of the world's most esteemed universities, into the unsettling world of the wealthy and driven families that pushed their children to succeed. In time she discovers that this case is far more twisted than it seems--and that she just may be up against the most psychotic killer of her career."
For once we don't have that part of the book where Riley is thrown out of her current case and that's good!
In this book she is the one who started the investigation against everyone and guess what? She got it correct!
I was thinking that to find the killer will be very hard and in this book we don't have a view from him at all.... no interaction, no indication of stalking or any kind of idea how he is acting or why and it was se same sensation Riley and BAU got.
Probably I developed a certain sense but as soon as the name of the killer appear in the book I knew it was him: it was so.... I don't know how to explain.... As soon as a read the first lines of it I felt that something was fishy! I mean how he know about the drugs or how he got a knife? And the scene of the hospital was too perfect....
And the private life of Riley look like a repeat of the marriage... I have a strong vibe that something bad will happens to her fragile heart regarding Ryan....
Guess I will need to read book 8 to check this theory! 😀
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