The plot has been done so many times in this series. She actively recognizes that her instincts are correct and then disregards them. Her instincts are excellent for sensing trouble, unfortunately she’s too stupid to listen to them. Things like that made her really get on my nerves. For the record ladies, it is NEVER a good idea to walk home in the dark when you know someone is watching you just because you’re too stubborn to let your ex drive you home. Gee, that sounds smart! Next thing you know, she’s running around doing all those TSTL things that make me despise so many YA heroines. Well, which is it? Then she moves and becomes obsessed with missing girls at her college. In one paragraph she says that she likes her and just a page later she says that they don’t really get along too well. First, she seems to have trouble remembering whether she likes her stepmother or not.

It might have fallen out her ear when she was abducted by a serial killer in the last book. But somewhere along the way Kristi lost her brain. She was intelligent, sassy, street savvy, and one of the better characters in my opinion. In the beginning I liked Kristi quite a bit. And Kristi just irritated the living hell out of me. Every sentence of this book reminded me of every other book in the series so far. This book not only was disappointing, there were no strong points. The last book in this series disappointed me but it still had a few strong points. I have been a fan of this series, and another of hers too, from the first book. Lisa Jackson, what is happening with you? You’ve made me sad, very sad. Then the bodies start turning up, and Kristi realizes she is playing a game with a killer who has selected her for membership in a special club from which there will be no escaping death. The police think they’re runaways, but Kristi senses there’s something that links them–something terrifying.Īs Kristi gets deeper into her investigation, she gets the feeling she’s being watched and followed–studied, even. The only person that believes Kristi is her ex-lover, Jay McKnight, a professor on campus. She finds it when she enrolls at All Saints College after learning that four girls have disappeared in less than two years.Īll four girls were “lost souls”–troubled, vulnerable girls with no one to care about them, no one to come looking for them if they disappeared. All she needs is that one case that will take her to the top.

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