Killer Changes

Thirteen years ago, a gunman went on a rampage in a local high school. The survivors are left with more than just scars from the attack, and years later find themselves tangled in a web of secrets. Now, the shooter is paroled and old scores are about to be settled. This is one reunion you definitely want to miss.

I found myself at first a little lost with all the characters, but after a few chapters it clicked and I was fully invested in the story. If you like a John Marrs style of book, then this will be right up your alley. For a change in a thriller, the characters don’t make bizarre choices just to push the story forward. The author gives them a chance to breathe and find their way through the story. Near the end, it all comes crashing down spectacularly!

If you like your books with great character building and a mystery so tangled that you might need a map, then definitely check this one out!