I found this book really enjoyable from the first page to the last. I did figure it out early on but that’s probably because I read to many of these kind of books.
DI Grace Archer is starting her first day at the police station, the same police station she investigated for wrong doing and not everyone is glad to see her there.
Her first job is cabinets that have been left to be displayed along the route of the Lord mayor’s show but on closer look at the display she sees that one of the models isn’t in fact a model but a homeless person that she knew.
People are going missing all over London and ending up in displays by an artist calling himself @nonymous. How many more will have to die before the “artist” is caught?
The only bit that I did find annoying was little glimpses of DI Archers history coming up and not actually knowing what has happened but thankfully you do find out in the end.
I also wish that someone had read through before publishing because there are lots of mistakes, double words etc but I notice it more and more with books nowadays which is a pity,
DI Grace Archer is starting her first day at the police station, the same police station she investigated for wrong doing and not everyone is glad to see her there.
Her first job is cabinets that have been left to be displayed along the route of the Lord mayor’s show but on closer look at the display she sees that one of the models isn’t in fact a model but a homeless person that she knew.
People are going missing all over London and ending up in displays by an artist calling himself @nonymous. How many more will have to die before the “artist” is caught?
The only bit that I did find annoying was little glimpses of DI Archers history coming up and not actually knowing what has happened but thankfully you do find out in the end.
I also wish that someone had read through before publishing because there are lots of mistakes, double words etc but I notice it more and more with books nowadays which is a pity,