Don't Look Now

Description

Don't slow down. They will catch you. Noa Torson is constantly in danger after attempting to expose the sinister corporation behind Project Persephone. She and her friend Zeke move across the country rescuing runaways who are targeted to become test subjects, just as they once were. Back in Boston, Peter Gregory is using his expert hacking skills to keep track of Noa. Little does he know that he is the one who needs to watch his back. After discovering what the Project has done to his ex-girlfriend, Amanda, he is determined to fight. In an explosive confrontation, enemies are revealed as Noa's only safe haven is destroyed. And Noa and Peter may be the only people alive who can take down the Project before it is too late.

Michelle Gagnon is a former modern dancer, bartender, dog walker, model, personal trainer and Russian supper club performer. Her debut thriller, The Tunnels, published in the United States and Australia, involves a series of ritualized murders in the abandoned tunnel system beneath a university. Her following book, Boneyard, involves a cat and mouse game between dueling serial killers. Michelle is a member of Sisters in Crime, Mystery Writers of America and International Thriller Writers. In her spare time she runs errands and indulges in a weakness for stale cinema popcorn and Hollywood blockbusters. She lives in San Francisco with her family.

Praise for DON'T TURN AROUND -- : "Gagnon's YA debut is a pulse-pounding scary-great read...[that] will have teens begging for more. Girl with the Dragon Tattoo for preteens and teens, a surefire hit." -- Kirkus Reviews (starred review) "This fast-paced thriller will keep all readers, including adults, on the edge of their seats. This is a must-purchase title. Be prepared to stay up all night reading." -- Voice of Youth Advocates (VOYA) (starred review) "A tight, well-written thriller from a best-selling adult writer. The action and the developments come fast and furious all the way to the end." -- School Library Journal (starred review)