I really enjoyed this thriller, which I was kindly gifted by readers first in exchange for an honest review.
This book follows the story of DI Grace Archer and the other detectives at Charing Cross police station, who are trying their hardest to find a serial killer, who is constructing ‘art exhibits’ around London, and also live streaming the work in progress.
However, these are not your typical art exhibits as they are constructed using murdered people. There is also the back story surrounding Grace, who has first hand experience with a serial killer, having been taken by one when she was 12 years old, with this case bringing back these memories throughout.
This book was faced paced and easy to get into! The story line was well established and it was an easy to follow story. Initially at the start I thought I’d guessed the killer, but David’s writing had me second guessing throughout.
This book follows the story of DI Grace Archer and the other detectives at Charing Cross police station, who are trying their hardest to find a serial killer, who is constructing ‘art exhibits’ around London, and also live streaming the work in progress.
However, these are not your typical art exhibits as they are constructed using murdered people. There is also the back story surrounding Grace, who has first hand experience with a serial killer, having been taken by one when she was 12 years old, with this case bringing back these memories throughout.
This book was faced paced and easy to get into! The story line was well established and it was an easy to follow story. Initially at the start I thought I’d guessed the killer, but David’s writing had me second guessing throughout.