Scream For Me Review

Thirteen years ago, Alex Fallon’s life fell apart when her twin sister was raped and murdered with her mother committing suicide the same night. Alex was only sixteen at the time of the deaths, so her aunt and uncle took her in to raise her. She hasn’t returned home since and has repressed memories of what really happened that night.

When Alex receives a phone call that her stepsister Bailey is missing and has left her four year old daughter Hope all alone, she rushes home to care for her niece. Hope isn’t talking to anyone and seems to be in shock. Bailey used to be a drug addict but she’s been clean for the last five years and she would never abandon her child like this.

Special Agent Daniel Vartanian is the brother of Simon Vartanian, the same Simon who killed his parents and was discovered to be a serial killer. Simon is now dead but he left Daniel with a mystery to solve. Simon had some disturbing pictures of crimes being committed against young girls, but without the perpetrators’ faces in the pictures, and without knowing who the girls are, there is nothing Daniel can do.

When a woman is found murdered, in the same fashion that Alex’s sister was thirteen years ago, the police start to wonder if they have a copycat killer on their hands. One by one, women are turning up dead in the same way and the police have no idea who is killing them.

Will Daniel be able to find this elusive killer and bring Bailey safely home? Will the girls in the pictures be discovered and their perpetrators brought to justice?

SCREAM FOR ME is exhilarating, white knuckle suspense that will keep you turning the pages breathless to find out what happens next. This is the best book that I have read in a while and I was very impressed by Rose’s writing. The suspense is non stop and never lets up until the very satisfying conclusion. SCREAM FOR ME is captivating, thrilling and exciting from the first word to the last.