Suspense

Summary: 'Seven-year-old Autumn Backman has a gift: She can communicate telepathically with others. Not everyone, mind you, but with a select few with whom she shares a special kinship. When Autumn and her mother, Joanna, take her father's ashes to be buried in the family plot in Brickers Bowl, Georgia, the child witnesses a horrifying sight: her grandmother and two uncles, burying a pile of dead bodies in the middle of the night. They head to Titusville, Virginia, to seek the help of an old family friend, but Autumn senses they need assistance on a grand scale. Using her telepathic powers, Autumn calls a man she'd seen only on television: FBI agent Dillon Savich.

But before Savich and his wife and partner, Agent Lacey Sherlock, can get on the scene, Autumn and Joanna flee, fearing the retribution of her uncle Blessed. A huge manhunt ensues, with Titusville Sheriff Ethan Merriweather racing to reach the girl before Blessed can get his hands on her. Blessed's got big things planned for Autumn and her gift, and he'll stop at nothing to force her into his growing army of exploited children. Savich, Sherlock, and Merriweather face their most elusive foes to keep Autumn out of harm's way—before it's too late.'

Review: This was creepy! And rather good. The characters were interesting and much of it was a real page-turner. ( )

This Catherine Coulter thriller featured two unusual sets of culprits to catch. A little girl named Autumn has gone to a small town with her mother to hide, then run away. She inisits someone awful is after her. When we finally learn the truth, it’s far creepier than one might imagine.

Savich, who has a penchant for being in the wrong place at the wrong time, is minding his own business at the bank, when a notorious gang of robbers come in to rob the place. They take hostages, a shootout ensues, and one of the survivors develops a grudge that means he’ll have to find her before she finds him. Another strange culprit in this one, a sixteen year old girl. Following these two mysteries across small towns was quite interesting!

Please excuse typos/name misspellings. Entered on screen reader.
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not impressed. sadly. ( )

This was slow and confusing to start but then I enjoyed it and read it rather quickly. I would have given 4 stars otherwise. ( )