That he got the idea from Locke’s murders for Cassie was definitely a twist. To think it was a tribute to what he would do for his son and what he wanted Dean to live up to made the killings that more horrifying. I also really liked Cassie’s explanation for why Redding started with an apprentice after five years in prison. Webber was an outlier and should not have counted! I wasn’t expecting Webber, but he wasn’t one of the original suspects, nor was he a character we encountered early in the book, so I kind of wrote him off as being impossible to guess. It was a really nice, quirky detail about Cassie and I hope we get to see more of those for the other Natural’s.Īs far as the UNSUBs go, I did call Clark as one of the killers–and I called it again with Christopher. I found it interesting that Cassie can’t really control her ability–she Profiles people as soon as they walk into a room, in every situation, without asking because that was what she was taught to do.

They follow roughly the same formula but they’re all completely different. Jennifer Lynn Barnes has a way of making the same ideas unique in each book. Other than that, i really loved this book. I really wish we had gotten more of Dean’s POV for this book, considering this book was supposed to focus on his father, but he was surprisingly absent–with the exception of a couple key plot points.

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