A novel that just cannot be put down. Incredible writing and a brilliant story. The police and a PI working together with cases that criss-cross and that keep them searching for conclusions that appear unreachable. There are twists and turns in the novel, excitement and thrills, and mind-bending journeys along the way. Well put together and well worth five (5) stars, Well done Stephen Williams, Joffe Books and the support team.

It does not affect my review but one point that I found challenging is the finale of the novel. I love series and I assume this will be Book 1 of Hume & Raine series ... I would prefer the novel to Stand Alone within the series - with the story complete and then you can read without the need to backtrack when obtaining future novels.

What a page turner if a book from start to finish, A serial killer is on the loose and detective Mary Hume and her team are struggling with the clues carved into the bodies, the character Raine is brilliant this is a book I found hard to put down it is that good

Thank you NetGalley and Joffe Books for the eARC.
It's unusual for me to like a book with a serial killer, but this one features two very appealing female characters. One, Mary Hume, is a Detective Inspector, in her 50's. The other one, Raine, was with the police, but is now a Private Detective.
I liked both of them a lot.
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Can't wait to read more books featuring these two fascinating women.

This is a book with some serious creepiness. Why are disparate people being killed? How can there be a link when they're different ages and, as far as can be told, never had any contact with one another. It's been well thought out, well written and, for all the creepiness has some laughs along the way.

A fantastic read.

Thanks to Netgalley and the publisher I read a free advance review copy of the book. This review is voluntary, honest and my own opinion.