On an ordinary evening, just as he's about to leave for a party, 15-year-old Andy Zadinski receives a phone call from a stranger that changes his life. The caller, Zeke, confesses to the murder of a young woman named Nina Klemmer. Andy immediately calls the police, who shrug it off as a gag or a crank call. But Andy persists when he happens to meet Nina, who is just as Zeke described her. She takes his warnings as harassment, however, and everyone now thinks that Andy himself made up the call. His attempts to ferret out Zeke and protect Nina, while compromising his own safety, make for an exciting tale of the terror lurking beneath everyday surroundings and behind ordinary events.

I think this book was a very good one. The author really describes the story I think and he makes me feel as if I am actually in the story. I like books that make me feel as if I’m there like this one did. One thing I did not like however was the fact that no one believed the youngster about the call when it really did. That would make me really upset so the author really pulls me into the story and makes me respect zeke.