about people like how they react and how they deal with death. The

story revolves around Gail Walton, a housewife with two daughters

and a wonderful husband, who finds herself feeling completly lost

when her 6 year old daughter is sexually assaulted and murdered.

When the police can't find her daughter's killer, she begins her own

investigation to find and bring to justice the man who stole her

daughter's life along with her own. It is after this point that Gail

Walton starts to change and not for the better.

Can you imagine being a housewife, always there for your

children when they get home from school and the one day that you

are not there is the day that one of your precious children is murdered?

That's what happened to Gail in this sad, but thrilling novel. She

couldn't live the guilt of not having been there for her baby girl.

When Cindy died, a part of herself died along with her. No matter

how much her family and friends told her it would get better, she

knew deep down that it wouldn't. The only way that things could

be partially better was if the monster who had created the sadness

her daughter that she cared, she would smuther the poor teenager,

novels believable by making the emotions that her characters are

and the downs of the main character at the same time that they are

breaking into a suspects room, hitchicking and walking through parks

the killer should pay with his life not at the hand of the government, but

they love each other very much, the tragedy of the loss of their daughter

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