1. What does the killer tell Mercer in chapter forty-three before shooting him?
(a) I wanted you to know your wife and children will die screaming, just like you.
(b) I wanted you to see my face. I wanted you to know why you were dying.
(c) I wanted to hear you beg, to scream, to know there was nothing you could do.
(d) I wanted you to suffer. I wanted you to know how I suffered.

2. What does Mercer say he wants to be sure doesn't happen when talking with Lindsay in chapter six?
(a) Anyone attacking cops while they are doing their jobs.
(b) The story on the front page news.
(c) Any personal interviews to the television crews.
(d) Anyone else hurt.

3. What does Cindy tell Lindsay in chapter seven when she says that Mercer is telling the world that Lindsay is going to solve the case before it happens again?
(a) She thinks it is a group and they are planning a wave of these attacks.
(b) She thinks that Mercer knows who it is.
(c) She doesn't think it is possible.
(d) It already has happened again.

4. What does Lindsay tell Claire about when she asks what precisely she would be looking for?
(a) The skin from under Estelle's fingernails.
(b) The hair found on Tasha's bag.
(c) The dirt found on Estelle's dress.
(d) The bruises found on Estelle's back.

5. What is Lindsay thinking she needs to go home and do in chapter twenty-four?
(a) Take her dog for a run.
(b) Call Cindy.
(c) Have a hot bath and a cold drink.
(d) Call her sister.