Don’t Look Back

Eliza Benedict's peaceful suburban life is disrupted when she is contacted by Walter Bowman, the serial killer she escaped from as a teenager. As Bowman, now on death row, seeks to reconnect and possibly make amends, his true intentions become increasingly unclear, leading Eliza to confront her past and her present safety. The novel explores themes of danger, manipulation, and resilience, keeping readers engaged with its tense and compelling narrative.