Day of the Dead

<p><strong>LOUISE PENNY </strong>says the Frieda Klein novels are <strong>fabulous.</strong></p><p><strong>JOSEPH FINDER</strong> says they're <strong>in the rich vein of Kate Atkinson.</strong></p><p>And<strong> TAMI HOAG</strong> calls them<strong> truly unique.</strong></p><p>A decade ago psychologist Frieda Klein was sucked into the orbit of Dean Reeve -- a killer able to impersonate almost anyone a man who can disappear without a trace a psychopath obsessed with Frieda herself.</p><p>In the years since Frieda has worked with -- and sometimes against -- the London police in solving their most baffling cases. But now she's in hiding driven to isolation by Reeve. When a series of murders announces his return Frieda must emerge from the shadows to confront her nemesis. And it's a showdown she might not survive.</p><p>Criminology student Lola Hayes has tracked Frieda down with a single-minded pursuit: she wants to delve inside the mind of a woman besieged by darkness. But in following every move Frieda makes Lola is exposing herself to the same terrors--and the same twisted fixation of a diabolical psychopath. </p><p>This gripping cat-and-mouse thriller pits one of the most fascinating characters in contemporary fiction against an enemy like none other. Smart sophisticated and spellbinding it's a novel to leave you breathless.</p><p> </p>