Fifteen-year-old Viktor Kardy only knew two things: the taste of blood and the sound of his father's rage.
when a compassionate officer gives him one chance to run, he grabs it-dyeing his hair, changing his eyes, and burying Viktor deep.
Now he's Jake Morrow, nineteen, with a barista job in a diner and an apartment that's his alone.
The nightmares stay locked away, until a familiar shadow appears in the supermarket aisle—his father, holding a faded missing poster with Viktor's face.
Suddenly, the new name feels thin as the dye in his hair.
The deadbolt splinters under his father's boot, the past kicking its way back in.
With a pocket knife clenched in one hand and a police card in the other, Jake realizes freedom was only ever a temporary ceasefire.
Someone bailed his father out.
The calls are starting again.
How do you kill a ghost when it knows exactly where you live?
A raw, relentless thriller about the boy who escaped
death.
More than once.
It will never end.
by Moss