This is a GREAT read.You would never believe how it turns out.A page turner until the very end.Anyone that likes a Mystery,this is a book for them.Gteat Book.
From back cover:
"Fire burns the flesh. It sears the soul. And it keeps Lacie Wagner awake at night. She has the scars to prove it. And the nightmares. Nightmares that began with the horrifying accident that took her father's life. Nightmares filled with a stranger's face-and a taunting voice promising that her dead time is coming..."
"Fire burns the flesh. It sears the soul. And it keeps Lacie Wagner awake at night. She has the scars to prove it. And the nightmares. Nightmares that began with the horrifying accident that took her father's life. Nightmares filled with a stranger's face-and a taunting voice promising that her dead time is coming..."
Fire burns the flesh. It sears the soul. And it keeps Lacie Wagner awake at night. She has the scars to prove it. And the nightmares. Nightmares that began with the horrifying accident that took her father's life. Nightmares filled with a stranger's face-and a taunting voice promising that her dead time is coming...But the disappearance of Lacies's daughter is more than a nightmare. For Laci, and renegade FBI agent Jack Stein, it's a warning. And now there's only one way to save her: find the stranger who haunts the terrifying inferno of Lacie's dreams. A stranger with the key to her past. A past that threatens to burn her alive.
Piece from back-cover: Fire burns the flesh. It sears the soul. And it keeps Lacie Wagner awake at night. She has the scars to prove it. And the nightmares.
Fire burns the flesh ... it sears the soul. And it keeps Lacie Wagner awake at night. She has the scars to prove it ... and the nightmares from the horrifying fire that claimed her father's life. But the disappearance of Lacie's daughter is more than a nightmare. For Lacie, and renegade FBI agent Jack Stein, it's a warning. And now there's only one way to save her; find the stranger who haunts the terrifying inferno of Lacie's dreams.
