I'm a bit mystified about how this book is hovering at just under a 4 star average. As suspense novels go, this book starts out fairly strong, with the crazed psychotic after the heroine. But his first attempt wraps up in the first hundred pages or so, and then you're stuck with about 250 pages of love scenes, investigation where the characters really only uncover things the reader already knew about, and more love scenes. Embarrassingly bad love scenes. If I'd been reading the Kindle version instead of a hard copy, I'd be pasting some samples in here for everyone to giggle at. I'm too lazy to type them by hand. 
 The suspense never really ramps back up after those first hundred pages. It tries, a bit, at the end, but by the time it really gets to it, there are only about twenty pages left, and while you might wonder if one or two characters are going to make it, you still pretty much know how things are going to turn out. 
 Really, the problem is the book tries to be a mystery. "How can this killer be in two places at once?" But it gives the reader more information than it gives the protagonists by constantly showing the antagonist's point of view, which means the reader can fairly confidently guess to the answer of the mystery while the protagonists are still scratching their heads over the first few pieces of the puzzle. I don't typically enjoy reading stories where the characters are trying to catch up to what I, as the reader, already know. Especially not for a hundred pages or more. 
 Also, two big problems right at the end: 
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 1. Yes, let's go check out the psycho's house, unarmed and without caution, because we don't think there's any way he could possibly be here. We're absolutely certain he's back in that other town because he wants to kill us, and he probably thinks we're there. Even though we obviously aren't. So clearly, he's just kind of sit around at the IHOP all day waiting for us to come back to town, rather than trying to track us down or at least just go home. OH, SHIT, WHAT'S THIS? HE'S STABBING US! 
 2. Proposing to your girlfriend of less than a week, while standing over the corpse of the psycho who was stalking her, while it's still warm and probably oozing blood, and when she was just screaming probably 30 seconds ago and probably still has cockroaches on her since she just climbed out of a pit of them is probably not the most realistic scenario. Nor is her saying yes, and the exchanging some lovey-dovey talk. It's almost comical. I just found out this was made into a movie. 
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