Hideaway
The story bounces back and forth between the Harrison family and the serial killer’s points of view quite effectively. Some scenes become more extended than they probably needed to be and I started to find myself skipping paragraphs here and there. The whole story came across as rather formulaic. Not bad, but also not really anything special.
Hatch Harrison is reanimated by a noted surgeon, eighty minutes after he dies from a car accident. After what appears to initially be a full recovery, Hatch begins having strange visions of an evil young man clad all in black. Tension escalates as people who have done Hatch wrong are similarly murdered, and Hatch knows it has something to do with the link between him and the figure in black. Believing that the same fate may be in store for Hatch, his wife and his newly adopted daughter, he must reach down and find within himself the strength and will to become something more.