First Line:
Angie Pallorino looked out of the floor-to-ceiling windows that ran the length of her parents’ living room.
Summary:
Detective Angie Pallorino never forgot about the murders that ceased two years ago. The girls’ bodies had been mutilates, each with a piece of hair cut, each with a cross on their forehead.
Then more bodies start showing up.
Angie is certain her killer has resurfaced, but so have some personal problems. Haunted by words in a language she should not understand, and watched carefully by her temporary partner James Maddocks, Angie must choose between her desires and her work.
My Review: NO SPOILERS
Captivating from the beginning!
I love a book that has me guessing the whole way through, and this did not disappoint in that category. I enjoyed the realism detailed descriptions of the case , it helped to pull me into the story and care about the characters.
I also thought that Angie’s background was unique, and I really enjoyed how the information unfolded as its own sub-plot! Overall great read ❤️
Rating:
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
My Favorite Quote(s):
Sometimes, Angie thought, the difference between heaven and hell was people. Sometimes, no matter how hard you tried, you made no difference at all.
“Sometimes I think a shrink would have a field day with me trying to salvage things that I know are irreparably broken—that old boat, that retirement dream, that old notion of family I once had.”
Panic is like a wild horse without the jockey of logic to rein it in. You actually lose the ability to think at all—you just act from the primal brain.
Page Count
526 Pages
Date Finished:
June 8th 2024
Book Genre:
Mystery, Thriller, Romance, Romantic Suspense, Suspence, Mystery Thriller, Crime, Fiction, Audiobook, Contemporary
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