In the sequel to Jailbird, this story takes a main focus on Rachael Cooper the journalist who helped save Neena. Everything in Rachael's life is easy and great besides the fact that she thinks she lost the love of her life, Conrad, because of her job. When Rachael goes to visit her family for the 4th of July she learns that her sister Julia is going to meet a guy from the internet that night. Rachael leaves in a storm that her mother didn't care about meeting the guy or not. It isn't until when Julia doesn't return home that Rachael calls Conrad for help. Conrad gets the FBI involved and they capture Julia from a trafficking ring, already beaten, drugged and traumatized. Secrets start to pour out when Conrad is attacked and claimed to have been a traitor.
After everyone is taken out of the hospital they have to move and try to put back their lives starting at Neena's house. Everything seems to be okay until they are found. Rachael is torn between helping her sister repair her life or trying to repair the love that was broken between her and Conrad.
This story keeps you on the edge of your seat wanting to know what is going to happened. The relationships that grow throughout this book make it easy to relate to the characters and understand what panic they must have felt. There is death in this story, sadness and horror as you read the story of what seems to be fake but in the end is described as happening everyday to girls mostly the age of 12-14 years old.
I absolutely loved this book and HIGHLY recommend it to anyone who is interested in mystery's/suspense and love novels. If you haven't yet read Jailbird i also recommend that book before this, but its set in an order to where you can read whichever first. I honestly haven't enjoyed a two book series as much as i did this one!!
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