I liked the plot of the book, following the hunt for Chevy Bankes as he continues his murderous spree across the US, fuelled by a lust for revenge against the woman who got away from him seven years earlier until he ultimately arrives at her door. The twisting thread of the disfigured dolls was pretty creepy and the story in itself was gripping but what I really disliked about this book (hence 3 stars) was the relationship between the two main protagonists which I felt was completely unbelievable.
At the opening Sheridan is in bed with someone he barely knows and could care less about. He is the tough, burnt-out ex-FBI agent, with loads of personal baggage but within a very unrealistic space of time, he's seriously involved with Beth Dennison and her child. I found the constant endearments "honey" and "sweetheart" that he calls her annoying and detracted from the enjoyment of the story unfolding. The same with his over-the-top relationship with Abby - ("sweet pea", "baby"). It just seemed unnecessary and distracting to force the relationships which should have developed more slowly, especially as Beth has such a wary, hidden character because of her past.
Aside from that...not a bad book and I'll give the second one a go hoping for better.