The concept of murder and art woven into a book screams potential and the idea is oddly attractive. I love how the title blatantly references to the storyline and the cover featuring a mannequin, mirroring how the killer shapes his artwork to his pleasing.
The way the book opens directly opens to Archer and Quinn finding the bodies makes me wonder if they'll end up running circles round our killer or whether he'll be the one being cornered. However the big bold statements of sick artistry our killer makes suggests he likes the attention, so I'm curious to see how this plays out.
The way the book opens directly opens to Archer and Quinn finding the bodies makes me wonder if they'll end up running circles round our killer or whether he'll be the one being cornered. However the big bold statements of sick artistry our killer makes suggests he likes the attention, so I'm curious to see how this plays out.