I kept a small gap between the Books 1 and 2 and it helped me to enjoy this
story more.
The setting of Whitecliff and its environs are mediocre, the characters seem
also a bit drab and grey. Millie and Guy in this story are there purely to unravel
the mystery of two boys presumed murdered. The only person who can give the location is
Kevin Ashworth in prison who has decided to reveal any information only to Guy and
Millie much to the local Police Chiefs anger and chagrin.
Murder destroys on many levels and we see lives twisted with pain on many levels
not just the victims families alone. This is a particular feature in this story.
The murderer was a victim too here. His actions were purely to protect his son. This
is revealed only towards the end, it changes the entire tenor of the read.
Very stark, quite an emotional read.
Sent by Bookouture for an unbiased review, courtesy of Netgalley
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