People are real. People matter. Jazz keeps repeating it to himself. Dear Old Dad is in prison after 120 murders and his very "educational" childhood came to an end four years ago. Is he destined to become like his dad? He doesn't exactly have the urges but it would be so easy...
When bodies start pilling up he tries to help the police. He tries to think like the killer; not that he has to try very hard! Besides, Daddy did a fine job training him. Does he really want to help for the victims or to prove himself that even with his genes and nurture he can and will deviate from the path?
I really did not anticipate the ending!! I can't wait for the next one.
