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A review by mackenzierm
Killer Instinct by Jennifer Lynn Barnes
4.0
Cassie Hobbes is a seventeen-year-old with a gift for profiling people and has landed a spot in an elite FBI program, the Naturals, for teens with an innate crime-solving ability. Cassie barely escaped a confrontation with an unbalanced killer who was obsessed with her mother’s murder and she’s hoping her and the rest of the team can stick to solving cold cases from a distance. Unfortunately, a new serial killer’s victims start turning up, pulling the Naturals into another active case that strikes too close to home – a copycat killer of Dean’s incarcerated father.
KILLER INSTINCT was such an interesting read, diving into yet another case that touches a little too close to home.
I really enjoyed The Naturals character development in this second installment of the series, as well as the growth in relationships the characters share.
The plot was twisty and fast-paced keeping me guessing as the conclusion came to an ending I didn’t anticipate. I really liked the ending and am really curious how it will influence the future books in this series.
KILLER INSTINCT was such an interesting read, diving into yet another case that touches a little too close to home.
I really enjoyed The Naturals character development in this second installment of the series, as well as the growth in relationships the characters share.
The plot was twisty and fast-paced keeping me guessing as the conclusion came to an ending I didn’t anticipate. I really liked the ending and am really curious how it will influence the future books in this series.