I instantly loved this book from the opening chapters. It's structurally interesting in the way it opens instantly with a death/murder, therefore instantly wanting to know the whole story. I also enjoy the constant switch between character perspective and time frames to add insight to the whole plot. After reading the synopsis, I expected to be met with Freya right away but I really enjoyed having her kept back from me and introducing the journalist first. I'd definitely want to read the whole story. It's very intriguing.
The cover is fit for purpose - matching the title and creates an air of mystery with the array of hands involved.
The cover is fit for purpose - matching the title and creates an air of mystery with the array of hands involved.