The Girl Who Stalked Her Prey
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"I know everything she's doing, because it's exactly
what I would do in her situation. The only problem is, I'm about a day behind
where she is. By the time I catch up, she's moved on. I'm getting closer. But
she knows that too..."
Chet Ryerson was a rapist, never convicted. He had a string of
accusers, and a string of acquittals... right up until he got hit by a train.
And while the train explained his death, it didn't explain who had tied him to
the tracks.
Letty Davenport — an FBI agent and the daughter of a retired U.S.
Marshal — has a lead on a suspect: a foreign exchange student turned
drifter. Her file from Interpol is full of allegations and speculations, but no
proof of anything. It's unclear how she even got in to the country. But she did,
and now she's Letty's problem.
But the more Letty tracks her quarry, the more she realizes that the two of
them are more alike than not. This is someone Letty could have been if things
had gone slightly differently... if she hadn't gotten a helping hand at a
critical time.
And the more she learns about the circumstances surrounding the murder, she
realizes that there were almost certainly other killings... and they might all
be justified...