Never Coming Home
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4.3 • 120 Ratings
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Publisher Description
Ten years ago two children went missing and were presumed to be victims of a satanic ritual. Police charged the antisocial brother of one of the victims with the crime, but the real culprit's still on the loose. The approaching anniversary prompts the killer to strike again, but there's a private investigator who's beginning to ask the right questions about what happened a decade earlier. The killer discovers that he's being hunted, and decides to do whatever it takes to stay hidden.
Lincoln Pierce always wanted to be a private detective, but his life didn't end up the way he expected. His daughter's debilitating disease forced him to make some questionable decisions, and he's been paying for them ever since. He's determined to make the most of a bad situation, and has started looking into a case that could change his entire career, if he doesn't get killed in the process.
Customer Reviews
Enjoyed it!
I typically read in bed, just before going to sleep, and I looked for forward to going to be bed every night so I can get back to reading this book. The writing and story was good. It was suspenseful, exciting, thrilling, overall very entertaining for me. It had some parts that might be a little disturbing for sensitive readers. Although it was left open, the ending was satisfying, I'm a sucker for happy-ish endings. I wish it were longer, finished it in under a week.
Interesting
Never saw it coming. I was convinced that the killer was Arthur. The author totally surprised me. Great mystery.
Never coming home
Never coming home
Very good book.
I got mad at some of the people in it for what they were doing. It’s was sad in some parts and funny in others. Made me tear up. You just need to read it.