Product Description

Corey Webb is living the American dream - successful business, beautiful wife, gifted daughter - but the dream he worked so hard to achieve is about to become a nightmare. When a chance encounter brings him face to face with the dark past he'd long since left behind, Corey knows the threat to his life and family could be deadly. Unpredictable, intelligent, and terrifyingly ruthless, Corey's stalker will settle for nothing less than complete submission. He'll stop at nothing, and sacrifice anyone, to get what he wants. There's no point in running, no chance of hiding, and no hope for Corey and his family to escape unscathed...

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #1037579 in Books
• Published on: 2009-08-01
• Original language: English
• Number of items: 1
• Binding: Paperback
• 384 pages

Review
"Massey knows how to ratchet up the suspense." - John Lutz, New York Times best selling author." --New York Times

Customer Reviews

Never threaten a family man.
I wasn't familiar with Brandon Massey's earlier novels which, I believe, are centred around the dark side of the world where vampires play the major roles. This is not such a book - far from it. Unless, of course, we delve into the dark side of Corey Webb's past. He runs a very successful security business, has a beautiful wife and a gifted daughter, Jada. But, old friends from that past want what Webb has. Given Webb's daytime job, it's a little disappointing that he wasn't prepared for the kidnap and ransom demands which followed their chance meeting but Sharpe and his pervert friend, Billy, take pleasure in causing pain and grief and Webb is made to suffer.

In and amongst, Webb also finds himself on the wrong side of the FBI, so his life is - to say the least - complicated. This is an excellent book for lovers of personal horror where a family-man is put into an impossible position by characters who, thankfully, we won't come across in real life. But Corey Webb does and how he deals with them makes for an exciting read. The characterisation is well created and, through this, the author is able to pull the reader into the story and he doesn't let go until the end. I'll look out for more from Massey in the future.