This is the second book from Alex Caan and I think there are indications in it that Alex will be a popular writer in the future.
This novel starts on Bonfire Night in St James’s Park which is filled with thousands of Anonymous protestors wearing masks. A body is discovered and behind the mask the body has dissolved. Kate and Zane identify the victim as a senior civil servant but are hampered in their investigations by Government cover ups and fear of a virulent contagious virus. The plot is well crafted but I felt it came to an end too abruptly.
I quite enjoyed the book and suggest it would be a pleasant companion on a long journey. But It doesn’t make me want to dash out and read his earlier book.
This novel starts on Bonfire Night in St James’s Park which is filled with thousands of Anonymous protestors wearing masks. A body is discovered and behind the mask the body has dissolved. Kate and Zane identify the victim as a senior civil servant but are hampered in their investigations by Government cover ups and fear of a virulent contagious virus. The plot is well crafted but I felt it came to an end too abruptly.
I quite enjoyed the book and suggest it would be a pleasant companion on a long journey. But It doesn’t make me want to dash out and read his earlier book.