PBR Review:
A story that is disturbing and unsettling - one you won’t want to put down. It’s a thriller that’s complex, multi-layered and twisty. Fifteen-year-old Milly, the daughter of a serial killer is the main character. She suffered physical, sexual and emotional abuse by her mother and finally decides to turn her mother into the police.

Afterwards, Milly is haunted, constantly hearing her mother’s voice urging her to do bad things and she worries that she has inherited the killer gene. A foster family takes her in and as a reader, you know she is deeply scarred but you want her to be accepted. But there is tension and suspense as Milly struggles to fit in at her new school and get along with members of her new family. Ali Land gets you right into the head of the very damaged fifteen-year-old Milly and will keep you guessing what’s going to happen next.