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Summary: 
By all accounts seminary student Kevin Parsins is leading a good, if not virtuous, life. But like all people, Kevin has his secrets. And someone wants them revealed.  While driving home from a day at graduate school, Kevin receives a call from a mysterious stranger who calls himself Slater. Slater demands Kevin confess his sin in the next three minutes or the vehicle he is manning will be blown to pieces.  Thus starts a harrowing chain of events. After narrowly escaping his exploding car, Kevin continues to receive phone calls from Slater, each with another riddle, another consequence, and another three minutes to confess his sin.  The problem is Kevin is unsure of what that sin might be. And Slater's cycle won't stop until he figures it out.(from amazon.com)





Cons:  None.  Though, this type of book is one that takes certain tastes to enjoy.  I could easily see someone not liking it.

Pros:  This book was well written and from the first page to the last was filled with twists and turns.  It took me only one day to read because I was so eager for the ending.  And, though I tried, I was unable to predict the final twist that left your head spinning.

I would give this book five stars.

Recommended for ages 17 and up.