Jordan Stewart’s Reviews > Where He Can't Find You > Status Update

Good so far, I have a feeling the book is really going to pickup now that we have the main inciting incident of the stitcher taking the main protagonist Abby’s little sister Hope and she’s about to alert The Jackrabbits and they are going to go on the hunt to find her and save her before too much is cut away by The Stitcher.

I just found out why the character Rhys in the friends group titled The Jackrabbits was not only so self absorbed and quiet but, so protective of the other people in the group and was so adamant they don’t go anywhere around the man named Charles Vickers and sure enough I just found out why but, I won’t spoil it for those who haven’t read this yet and want to.

Pretty good and it’s kept up a decent pace at least so far because, there’s been a good intensity to it even though they haven’t really gotten into the more supernatural aspects of the story of which I know are coming and on their way.

Pretty good so far, the new girl Jen which I’m assuming is short for Jennifer just ran into her first clue that the band of kids including the main character Abby wasn’t lying about The Stitcher but, of course she ignores and doesn’t believe the signs, I bet that’s a classic sign of not believing it until Jen sees Abby’s sister get abducted with her own eyes.

This is pretty good so far, I have a feeling that the main inciting incident that kicks off the story that is supposedly The Stitcher’s aka the villain’s next victim being Abby’s little sister Hope and Abby and her friends trying to get her back before too much is cut away but, I’m not sure yet.

I’m starting to wonder if this is going to be one of those stories where “The Stitcher” they think is a human man named Charles Vickers but, then it ends up being some type of creature because, when January Spalling the first victim of The Stitcher was killed in the prologue it specifically mentioned “It can’t see in the dark.” and not “he can’t see in them” so, Charles I believe is a red herring.

It’s pretty good so far but, it seems like a pretty good mystery because, I’m not sure if like the prologue if it’s a creature in the sewers beneath the town of Doubtful like the “Before” prologue made it seem or if it’s Charles Vickers this creepy dude who called in a murder crime scene that could have been his handiwork to throw off the cops, I’m not sure which yet.