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A review by jessicawootten
Maidens of the Cave by Lloyd Devereux Richards
4.0
Lloyd Devereux Richards has done it again!
Maidens of the Cave is a fantastic sequel to Stone Maidens. The plotline is incredibly well thought out and executed and the suspense was spot on!
I was gripped from the start, as you are immediately seeing the action from the perpetrators point of view.
The female protagonist is thrown back in the deep end and she must figure out who is behind these horrible crimes, whilst battling the micromanagement of the new FBI supervisor. Whilst the identity of the perpetrator is hidden throughout the majority of the book, it didn’t stop me trying to figure it out who it was.
The great thing about the depth of Lloyd’s storytelling is that you begin to suspect who it us but the scientific evidence points to multiple suspects. At one point I thought I had figured it out but BAM! I was completely wrong! I loved the additional psychological element to the reasons behind the perpetrators actions, and h
Thankyou to Harper Collins UK for my copy of this book.
Maidens of the Cave is a fantastic sequel to Stone Maidens. The plotline is incredibly well thought out and executed and the suspense was spot on!
I was gripped from the start, as you are immediately seeing the action from the perpetrators point of view.
The female protagonist is thrown back in the deep end and she must figure out who is behind these horrible crimes, whilst battling the micromanagement of the new FBI supervisor. Whilst the identity of the perpetrator is hidden throughout the majority of the book, it didn’t stop me trying to figure it out who it was.
The great thing about the depth of Lloyd’s storytelling is that you begin to suspect who it us but the scientific evidence points to multiple suspects. At one point I thought I had figured it out but BAM! I was completely wrong! I loved the additional psychological element to the reasons behind the perpetrators actions, and h
Thankyou to Harper Collins UK for my copy of this book.