The finely drawn characters capture readers’ attention in this debut.Īutumn and Phineas, nicknamed Finny, were born a week apart their mothers are still best friends. Emma and Kristin are White Travis is Mexican American.Ī razor-sharp sequel exceeding the previous installment’s high expectations.
While the fast pace and morbidly fascinating subject keep the pages turning, the book’s thoughtful exploration of intense trauma, PTSD, and therapy-informed treatment centers survivors and keeps the story grounded. The rich, engaging narrative jumps among the three young people, employing taut, restrained language laced with a pervasive feeling of dread as the stakes escalate.
Enigmatic Kristin volunteers her own insights-plus Simon’s cooperation-in hopes of reducing her brother’s death sentence to life in prison. Travis is now in part-time training at Quantico, and there’s another familiar face there-that of Kristin Gutmunsson, whose sociopathic twin, Simon, played a critical role in the Butcher case. Despite her distrust of the bureau, Emma figures that consulting on this case in hopes of saving other girls is preferable to chafing in protective custody until the copycat is caught. Now, the department is investigating murders in Pittsburgh that bear a resemblance to Huxton’s M.O. Her insights from that experience proved invaluable to the FBI’s fledgling Behavioral Science department in their hunt for the Butcher. More information.Three months after helping the FBI bring down the Berryville Butcher in None Shall Sleep (2020), college students Emma Lewis and Travis Bell reunite on a new case with a chilling connection to Emma’s past.Įmma was the sole survivor of serial killer Daniel Huxton, who died three years ago in 1979. This Oral History Project was done with the help of Matt Hiefield and his history students at Sunset High School. Community Oral History - In 2009, in honor of Oregon's sesquicentennial, we recorded 14 interviews with local immigrants and descendants of immigrants to illustrate the importance of immigration on our community.Listen as these community activists share their memories of the grassroots movement that resulted in today's Cedar Mill Community Library. Founders' Oral History - Travel back in time to the early days of the library's founding.When we record one of these workshops, it will appear here. Parent Information Series - This annual workshop series explores parenting issues with experts in their fields.The Chowder Chat with the Teen Library Council, where they share their views on pop culture, literary news and more!.Get great recommendations from our friendly staff. Words of Wiser - Various members of our staff gather to discuss what we are reading, watching or listening to.Listen to staff picks, teen book discussions, library performances, oral histories from local immigrants and the history of the library from some of its founders.
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