un final perfecto booket

Just a few miles separate three women who don't know each other. Redhead One is a single doctor in her late forties; Redhead Two a school teacher in her thirties and Redhead Three a seventeen-year-old student. All three are vulnerable. All three are the target of a psychopath obsessed with showing the world who he really is. Now that he is nearing the end of his life, he needs to carry out his final work of art. Crimes that will be studied in universities, that will be talked about for decades. Perfect crimes. The killer tells the three women that he is going to kill them. They don't know when or how or where. They only know that he is out there, getting closer and closer. That he knows everything about them. That he has been following them for months. And that he is now going to begin a terrible psychological harassment that will push them step by step towards death. As if swimming among sharks, they don't know if the danger is in front of or behind them, if it's near, if it's far, if they should keep swimming or if it's better to stay still, if they should unite or act separately... They only have two ways out: hide and wait, or fight and try to be smarter than their predator. Will the three women manage to change the end of the story, or will they be devoured by their worst nightmare?

Just a few miles separate three women who don't know each other. Redhead One is a single doctor in her late forties; Redhead Two a school teacher in her thirties and Redhead Three a seventeen-year-old student. All three are vulnerable. All three are the target of a psychopath obsessed with showing the world who he really is. Now that he is nearing the end of his life, he needs to carry out his final work of art. Crimes that will be studied in universities, that will be talked about for decades. Perfect crimes. The killer tells the three women that he is going to kill them. They don't know when or how or where. They only know that he is out there, getting closer and closer. That he knows everything about them. That he has been following them for months. And that he is now going to begin a terrible psychological harassment that will push them step by step towards death. As if swimming among sharks, they don't know if the danger is in front of or behind them, if it's near, if it's far, if they should keep swimming or if it's better to stay still, if they should unite or act separately... They only have two ways out: hide and wait, or fight and try to be smarter than their predator. Will the three women manage to change the end of the story, or will they be devoured by their worst nightmare?