The Walk Me Home telephone helpline service has proved indispensable. Staffed by volunteers, it provides a reassuring voice at the end of the phone, helping to protect lone women as they walk home at night. Jules has only been working for Walk Me Home for a short time and has never had to deal with a truly life-threatening situation. But that all changes one Saturday night when Klara calls. The young woman is terrified. She thinks she is being followed by a man. A man from her past. A man who drew a date in blood on her bedroom wall. And that day dawns in less than two hours... For Klara - and Jules - the stakes have never been higher. Will either of them ever make it home again?

Reviewers on Sebastian Fitzek:
'Fitzek's thrillers are breathtaking, full of wild twists' Harlan Coben
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