Closing in on the final hurdle for the series it seems
I have been such an avid reviewer of the Karin Muller series since discovering Stasi Child back in April this year. I've done my best to catch up on the series since then in the build up to what may be the finale in Stasi Game in December 2020.
Major Karin Müller of the People's Police is back on the job, and she is faced with a dilemma when a woman's death is labelled as 'accidental death' after being found in the bleak weather with what looks to be shopping bags. Karin is suspicious from the get go on this case.
Along with Tilsner & her fellow colleague Schmidt she is tasked with looking into the suspicious death.
I felt myself gliding along with the story and wasnt gripped as much as the previous books. I did enjoy the fact Irma was back in the story after featuring in Stasi Child but felt the actual investigation didnt pack the same punch as the previous stories. However, the book did seem to recover towards the end and race towards a strong finish to set me up for Stasi Game.
Major Karin Müller of the People's Police is back on the job, and she is faced with a dilemma when a woman's death is labelled as 'accidental death' after being found in the bleak weather with what looks to be shopping bags. Karin is suspicious from the get go on this case.
Along with Tilsner & her fellow colleague Schmidt she is tasked with looking into the suspicious death.
I felt myself gliding along with the story and wasnt gripped as much as the previous books. I did enjoy the fact Irma was back in the story after featuring in Stasi Child but felt the actual investigation didnt pack the same punch as the previous stories. However, the book did seem to recover towards the end and race towards a strong finish to set me up for Stasi Game.