It was an interesting and new way of writing this type of story, one that i haven't seen yet anyways! It was also left kind of open ended so i'm hoping there will be a sequel, fingers crossed? I quite enjoyed the style it was written in, Haynes switches back and forth between the past and the present so you learn about the events leading up while you are learning about the present. Many books show victims moving on completely in a short time with minimal psychological damage which can happen but I find how Cathy's character dealt with the trauma more realistic and believable, especially once you find out exactly what had happened to her. I felt that Cathy was a realistic victim. Oh boy! I think i'll have to start a new book right away so i'll actually be able to sleep tonight! (.reading this while i'm home alone for a week is not the best idea!) BUT it was fantastic.

While I didn't really care for the second book, this trilogy is still going to be on my list of one of my must read recommendations from King. We've all seen these guys in the news, so it makes his story resonate stronger than if the paranormal aspects had been thicker. Brady is a excellent villain because he is just a guy, who had a messed up life, and messed up thoughts. It's subtle, and disregarded by the average character in the story, but that makes it all the more terrifying. King has such a masterful way of writing thrillers, and dripping in a little paranormal that makes you feel like it could really happen. More of her adventures at the agency would be A content! Her struggles, and all that she is overcoming, awesome growth there. I would love a full series that has Holly as the main character.

The character growth in this wrap up is spot on. We stick with our main gang of not investigators, and discover the lives of more people involved in the concert, and job fair from book one.

This final installment is has the same pacing and excitement level as the first book. I knew it was coming but all the same it was heartbreaking to read the last chapter.Įnd of Watch finds us back to the story of Mr. Not going to lie, the end of this trilogy made me cry.

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