When a eminent civil servant is found dead after a masked protest, his injuries are like none ever seen before.
As DCI Kate Riley trues to piece together the his, what and why if his death; whilst at the same time battling problems in her personal life; her team, including DS Zain Harris unravel a complex web behind the attack.
This was a fast paced story which was well written with likeable and multifaceted main characters, and a plot line that was believable with no major jumps.
The idea of a new and lethal virus being used as a weapon was scarily realistic and I could easily believe that this is a story line which could have come from real life.
I like Alex Caan's style and would go back to read his first novel, as well as looking out for anything further he writes.
As DCI Kate Riley trues to piece together the his, what and why if his death; whilst at the same time battling problems in her personal life; her team, including DS Zain Harris unravel a complex web behind the attack.
This was a fast paced story which was well written with likeable and multifaceted main characters, and a plot line that was believable with no major jumps.
The idea of a new and lethal virus being used as a weapon was scarily realistic and I could easily believe that this is a story line which could have come from real life.
I like Alex Caan's style and would go back to read his first novel, as well as looking out for anything further he writes.