Book Review: STOP ME
STOP ME by Richard Jay Parker Trade paperback, 320 pages Allison & Busby, publishers January, 2010 The premise is different. A serial killer sends emails to family members of his victims, suggesting they forward it like a chain letter to ten recipients. If the chain email finds its' way back to the killer, he will spare the victim. Eleven women have died. When Leo Sharpe's wife is abducted from under his nose and he receives the Vacation Killer's email - - he gets frantic. He turns into an obsessive compulsive as weeks and months go by and his wife's body never turns up. Is she still alive? Was she spared, perhaps because the chain email got back to the serial killer? This book kept me guessing right up to the end....