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5.0 out of 5 stars
an absolute must if your a Ketchum fan, Sep 27 2003
I'm a movie watcher, not a book reader, and I'll tell you why. It's hard to find a book that for me, is engrossing enough to sit down and read. I'm often tempted to skip pages to find some action, or something interesting. It has been a long while since I could sit down and read a book, until now. I have to thank Jack Ketchum for being honest and convincing in his writing. Never have I read a book that is so alive. Never have I read a book, that literally left me on the edge of my seat, left my heart racing, and led me through a gamut of emotions. I cringed, I yelled. I got angry and sad. It was incredible!
Due to my own personal experiences, this book at first brought back some old memories of mine, which made me set the book down for a couple of days. I decided to pick it back up and couldn't put it down.
The main character Sara is a lovely woman who really hasn't had the best of luck in the world in the past few years. Gotten past all the bad, she meets a wonderful man, whom she loves dearly. Fast-forward to now, she is pregnant, he is married, and you can guess what happens next. As he drops her off at the front of a clinic, he goes to park the car, and during this time, Sara is kidnapped and drugged, right off the street. When Greg goes into the clinic, and finds she has not yet checked in, he begins to fear she has left, but none of the pieces seem to fit. With that, he gets aid from Police and they begin looking for Sara with no luck.
The majority of this story is what happens while Sara is held captive. Taken by two individuals that can not conceive children nor adopt, these people believe they are saving Sara from certain things, while filling their lives with "happiness". Using the guise of "The Organization" they try to break Sara down until she is compliant to their wishes. What happens next? You need to find out!
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