In four days, someone will kill me . .

Detective D. D. Warren is definitely hard to shock. But a lone woman outside D.D.’s latest crime scene shocks her with a remarkable proposition: Charlene Rosalind Carter Grant believes that she will become murdered in four days. And she wants Boston’s best detective to take care of her death investigation.

It’ll be close up and personal. No evidence of forced access, no sign of struggle.

Charlie tells a chilling tale: Each year in 8:00 p. m. on January 21, about Catch Me a woman has died. The victims have been childhood close friends from a little town in New Hampshire; the motive remains unknown. Right now only one friend, Charlie, remains to count number down her final hours.

But as D.D. quickly learns, Charlie Offer doesn’t anticipate going down without a fight. By her very own admission, the girl can outshoot, outfight, and outrun anyone in Boston, which begs the question: Is certainly Charlie the next victim, or an ideal perpetrator? As D.D. paths a vigilante gunman who’s killing pedophiles in Boston, she must delve into the murders of Charlie’s close friends, racing to find answers prior to the next gruesome January 21 anniversary. Is Charlie truly in danger, or is normally she hiding a terrifying key that risk turning out to end up being the biggest threat of all?

In four days, someone will kill me. But he’s gotta catch me first.