Purchased from the Friends of the Huron Public Library's book cart to raise funds for the library.

From the back cover: "Do you still miss your little Bonnie?" This one sentence, spoken by a male voice in an anonymous phone call, is all it takes to drag Eve Duncan right back to that horrifying moment years ago when her only daughter vanished without a trace. Since then, Eve's life has become an obsession to find her daughter's remains. Only one man--a brilliant, ruthless killer--knows the truth about what happened to Bonnie. But taunting Eve might be his first and last mistake...

Eve is armed with more than just her talent as a forensic sculptor. She brings with her former Navy SEAL Joe Quinn, an Atlanta detective who will do anything to help Eve put the pain of Bonnie's death to rest. Even if he has to lie to the woman he cares about the most. And even if this killer wants nothing more than to lure Eve further and further into his swamp of madness...

This is the first of Johansen's novels that I read, but liked this suspense thriller very much. Trying to figure out the past history of several of the characters makes for more difficult reading, however the suspense of the novel and the psychological games of the serial killer of children, Kistle, playing against Eve Duncan made for compelling reading. A little bit of everything in this one: paranormal overtones, jealousy, love, etc. Will be looking forward to reading others in the series

"No two persons ever read the same book."--Edmund Wilson

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Left on one of the benches on the playground during the Milan Melon Festival prior to the parade. Happy travels little book!