J.B. Millhollin
Ann Jackson recently graduated from law school. Immediately after passing the exam, she found a job practicing law with an older, highly experienced attorney. Which, for her, was a dream come true. Now, if she could just silence the dreams-the nightmares she had experienced weekly since she was five years old-the night she watched through a thin space between the closet door frame and the door, as an unknown assailant murdered her mother. She had done all she could during the past twenty years to determine who had committed the crime that left her without a mother. But now, just as she believes she has found him, suddenly the tables are turned-he becomes the hunter, and she, the hunted. 3
