A call was received from an individual in charge of the London exhibition by the police. They say that the exhibits are filthy and should be removed right away. They aren't allowed to be seen by the general public. It's Grace Archer's first day on the job as a detective, and she's taken to the crime scene. She has no idea that she is about to witness three murder victims being revealed to anyone walking by. Within hours, we've gone from three bodies to five, and the number continues to rise. The serial killer is on the loose, and no firm clues seem to exist! Worse, they believe themselves to be artists. Of course, he's not a psychopath. The story seems to be moving at a moderate pace, with plenty of small information for us to note. I adored the characters' diversity and inclusivity!
Is it true that my standards were met? Without a question.
This book has everything a serial killer novel should have. I read it in one sitting, so get relaxed if you're about to begin.
Is it true that my standards were met? Without a question.
This book has everything a serial killer novel should have. I read it in one sitting, so get relaxed if you're about to begin.