Should Be Dead

Should Be Dead

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Five Stars: "You will not believe how good this book is." -Amazon Review Five Stars: "A nail biter! Did not see this ending coming." -Amazon Review Five Stars: ..".a fantastic book. I couldn't read fast enough." -Goodreads Review Description: Valkyrie Smith should be dead. None of the killer's other victims have survived. Yet somehow, after spending two long nights trapped at the bottom of a dry well with a broken back, Valkyrie miraculously came through. She lost everything that night: her husband, her son, her dreams. Lying at the bottom of that well, staring up at a tiny circle of sky and waiting for the killer to find her and finish the job at any moment, Val lost one more thing: She lost her fear. The doctors told her she might never walk again, but Val refused to give up. After years of rehabilitation and relentless determination, Valkyrie regained her mobility. She didn't stop there. Valkyrie went on to take training in self defense and firearms, and developed a strategy to track down the killer. She dedicated her life to bringing him to justice. She walked away from her past forever, and began moving from to town to town in search of the man who had slaughtered her family. Now, after a series of missed opportunities, Valkyrie finally has her chance. An anonymous phone call informs her that the man she has been hunting has surfaced again in Sequoia County, a rural California landscape of redwood forests, vineyards, and isolated coastlines. Valkyrie knows it could be a trap. She doesn't care. Armed with her skills, her intellect, and her determination, Valkyrie heads straight into the heart of danger. She thinks she's prepared for anything. She's wrong.

Book information

ISBN: 9780692566503
Publisher: Timber Hill Press
Imprint: Timber Hill Press
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