Lousy plot, with stupid interaction between the main characters. Not sure why I finished it. A waste of time I’m afraid ( )

I’m writing this on the fly, because I am out of town, but I don’t want you to think that Willow Rose has not done her job in this series. I love Eva Rae and it is a good thing that Matt is a very patient man. Not weak, just believing in Eva and her deepest need – to save people. She’s not arrogant. She’s not looking for attention. She quietly goes about the business at hand, saving innocents.

Let Me Go, for me, feels different from a lot of her stories. It is not your typical serial killer visiting havoc on others.

The climate of fear and the expectation of violence accelerates the serious risk of overreaction and excessive use of force.

I can understand that quote. I can empathize with law enforcement, but when an innocent is involved, we need to question what’s happening and look for some solutions.

I loved it when seven year old Alex said, ” Matt. We need to talk.” Out of the mouth of babes.

This is a frightening eye opener of the possibilities for mayhem and madness to run riot from a chair at a computer. Swatting. Ever heard of it? I’m not sure I have, but the thought is terrifying. To know by one phone call, a life can be forfeit.

Let Me Go is a truly frightening look at a realistic plan, because of one man’s need for revenge. This may also be a wake up call for parents to keep an eye on what your kids are doing on the computer.

I voluntarily reviewed a free copy of Let Me Go by Willow Rose.

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