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Lois Duncan's Don T Look Behind You

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1. Lois Duncan’s Don’t look behind you is a realistic fiction novel written in third person point of view, about a girl and her family whose whole life changes after an incident putting her and her family’s lives at risk. 2. The book begins with April Corrigan going to school and hanging out with her friends when she gets called into the office for early dismissal; she finds her grandmother, Lorelei, waiting for her. 3. Upon arriving home, she finds an FBI agent telling her that somebody fired a gun at her father in court, and that the family must be placed into the Witness Protection Program.

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