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A review by andrew61
The Intrusions by Stav Sherez
4.0
Third in a series of police procedural novels allowed the further development of the two officers as they investigate the horrible abduction and killing of a young woman living hostel life in London .
The story shifts into a the intrusiveness of the computer, laptop and phone and the idea of being stalked via your device , and a community of ratters , individuals selling access to peoples computers thus allowing them to be watched totally unawares- very creepy.
Added to this Carrigan is under investigation internally for actions he took in the last book .
It was a real page turner as we got to the end although I felt surprisingly that the last 30 pages were rushed and this book could have been 50 pages longer which would have made it more satisfying .
the ending also left me desperate for the next book as something was left hanging .
The story shifts into a the intrusiveness of the computer, laptop and phone and the idea of being stalked via your device , and a community of ratters , individuals selling access to peoples computers thus allowing them to be watched totally unawares- very creepy.
Added to this Carrigan is under investigation internally for actions he took in the last book .
It was a real page turner as we got to the end although I felt surprisingly that the last 30 pages were rushed and this book could have been 50 pages longer which would have made it more satisfying .
the ending also left me desperate for the next book as something was left hanging .