The first thing people think when they see Nat walking the streets of The French Quarter in New Orleans is, “so young and pretty, such a shame that she’s homeless”. Then they don’t pay her anymore attention as she plucks their wallets right out of their pockets.
That was her life. Stealing just to survive. Unless she got a big job; setting wealthy tourist men up to get robbed and that day she had found the perfect target. It wasn’t until she was stabbed and losing consciousness that she learned she was his perfect target.
Waking up in a small, grimy room with five strangers around her, she’s enlightened that she’s been kidnapped by none other than the Mass Grave Killer.
It was simple. He kidnapped ten people, held them for two years, and then buried their bodies in a mass grave, and he had been doing it for over six years already, but there was no way that Nana was going to lie down and let him kill her. If she could survive fighting grown men for tent space, she could fight another for her life.
Every day of those two years she fights for her life and when time is almost up she finds the strength to kill the man that tortured ten people for two years and finally escapes. She’s free, but not without scars.
For the next two years, she tries to piece her life back together between the flashbacks, nightmares, and anxiety attacks, and just when she thinks things are looking good, she comes face to face with her nightmares. Tha man she killed has come back from the grave, and the only thing he wants is to start over with her.
Having to constantly look over her shoulder, she now has to run for her life and try to catch him before he catches her.
That was her life. Stealing just to survive. Unless she got a big job; setting wealthy tourist men up to get robbed and that day she had found the perfect target. It wasn’t until she was stabbed and losing consciousness that she learned she was his perfect target.
Waking up in a small, grimy room with five strangers around her, she’s enlightened that she’s been kidnapped by none other than the Mass Grave Killer.
It was simple. He kidnapped ten people, held them for two years, and then buried their bodies in a mass grave, and he had been doing it for over six years already, but there was no way that Nana was going to lie down and let him kill her. If she could survive fighting grown men for tent space, she could fight another for her life.
Every day of those two years she fights for her life and when time is almost up she finds the strength to kill the man that tortured ten people for two years and finally escapes. She’s free, but not without scars.
For the next two years, she tries to piece her life back together between the flashbacks, nightmares, and anxiety attacks, and just when she thinks things are looking good, she comes face to face with her nightmares. Tha man she killed has come back from the grave, and the only thing he wants is to start over with her.
Having to constantly look over her shoulder, she now has to run for her life and try to catch him before he catches her.
