I had to think about think one quite a bit and I've settled on 3 stars. 

The story is centered around Chloe, a phycologist and the daughter of a convicted serial killer. Just when Chloe thinks her life is finally starting to settle, 20 years after her father's murders, a copy cat strikes. 

One thing I liked about this book is that you see the damage that is caused to the family of murders. The impact it has had on them throughout their lives and how they are still living with those emotional scars. 

I did think the story was slightly predictable though, it difficult for authors of thrillers because readers have learnt to not trust everything you read. I don't judge books too much about their like of surprise because of this. However, a lot of red herrings are thrown at you which started to make it obvious, to me, that they were distractions. 

I felt the story lost it's way slightly, too descriptive in some parts, and a slight diversion from the story, which again was a sign as to where this was heading. 

The characters weren't likeable, Chloe irritated me. I get she is traumatised, and she has to make mistakes for the purpose of the plot, but too many of her decisions where poor. Her addictions and behavior were almost excused, but I struggled to get on board with that. 

Still it's an easy read, could have been a tad shorter and stayed focused on the plot more. But not a bad book.