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A review by neverwithoutabook
A Killing Fire by Faye Snowden
4.0
What a rush! A Killing Fire is a page turning psychological thriller that will keep you guessing to the end.
Homicide detective Raven Burns is on the hunt to find the murderer of wealthy socialite, Hazel Westcott. Burns has dealt with many murder cases but this one is different. As the story progresses you find out that Burns father Floyd “Fire” Burns is a serial killer and the evidence is pointing to Raven as the killer.
This book was the perfect heart pumping, page turning read that I needed. First off, that intro was perfect. Faye wasted no time and got the action started from the first page. The backstory of Raven and her father was solid, the author didn’t leave anything out. Strong character dynamics and all the twist and turns had me glued to my chair. I don’t know why but the whole time I was reading I couldn’t get the show Dexter out of my head (a few similarities there). If you are looking for a fast pace read, I highly recommend this novel. Out August 22
Thank you, Flame Tree Press, for this advanced copy in exchange for an honest review.
Rate: 4 out of 5 Stars
Homicide detective Raven Burns is on the hunt to find the murderer of wealthy socialite, Hazel Westcott. Burns has dealt with many murder cases but this one is different. As the story progresses you find out that Burns father Floyd “Fire” Burns is a serial killer and the evidence is pointing to Raven as the killer.
This book was the perfect heart pumping, page turning read that I needed. First off, that intro was perfect. Faye wasted no time and got the action started from the first page. The backstory of Raven and her father was solid, the author didn’t leave anything out. Strong character dynamics and all the twist and turns had me glued to my chair. I don’t know why but the whole time I was reading I couldn’t get the show Dexter out of my head (a few similarities there). If you are looking for a fast pace read, I highly recommend this novel. Out August 22
Thank you, Flame Tree Press, for this advanced copy in exchange for an honest review.
Rate: 4 out of 5 Stars