This book gripped me from the first page, it was one of those books that I picked up in every spare moment just to read the next little bit.
Cassie was such an engaging character and her determination to find answers and look after the dead in her care made her very likeable. She felt very ‘real’, with a plausible history and a real sense of self.
DS Flyte was also an interesting character and her experiences of joining a new team and feeling like an outsider also rang true. The two of them made a brilliant ‘odd pairing’ and it was interesting to watch their interactions over the course of the book.
The mortuary setting was interesting and the author handled it really well, it never felt gratuitous, instead it was an examination of a part of life that comes to all of us in the end.
An excellent story with characters who were well rounded from the start. I very much hope we will see more of Cassie Raven and DS Flyte in future.
This book gripped me from the first page, it was one of those books that I picked up in every spare moment just to read the next little bit.
Cassie was such an engaging character and her determination to find answers and look after the dead in her care made her very likeable. She felt very ‘real’, with a plausible history and a real sense of self.
DS Flyte was also an interesting character and her experiences of joining a new team and feeling like an outsider also rang true. The two of them made a brilliant ‘odd pairing’ and it was interesting to watch their interactions over the course of the book.
The mortuary setting was interesting and the author handled it really well, it never felt gratuitous, instead it was an examination of a part of life that comes to all of us in the end.
An excellent story with characters who were well rounded from the start. I very much hope we will see more of Cassie Raven and DS Flyte in future.
Cassie was such an engaging character and her determination to find answers and look after the dead in her care made her very likeable. She felt very ‘real’, with a plausible history and a real sense of self.
DS Flyte was also an interesting character and her experiences of joining a new team and feeling like an outsider also rang true. The two of them made a brilliant ‘odd pairing’ and it was interesting to watch their interactions over the course of the book.
The mortuary setting was interesting and the author handled it really well, it never felt gratuitous, instead it was an examination of a part of life that comes to all of us in the end.
An excellent story with characters who were well rounded from the start. I very much hope we will see more of Cassie Raven and DS Flyte in future.
This book gripped me from the first page, it was one of those books that I picked up in every spare moment just to read the next little bit.
Cassie was such an engaging character and her determination to find answers and look after the dead in her care made her very likeable. She felt very ‘real’, with a plausible history and a real sense of self.
DS Flyte was also an interesting character and her experiences of joining a new team and feeling like an outsider also rang true. The two of them made a brilliant ‘odd pairing’ and it was interesting to watch their interactions over the course of the book.
The mortuary setting was interesting and the author handled it really well, it never felt gratuitous, instead it was an examination of a part of life that comes to all of us in the end.
An excellent story with characters who were well rounded from the start. I very much hope we will see more of Cassie Raven and DS Flyte in future.