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A review by annarella
End of the Line by Robert Scragg
5.0
This is the first book i read in this series and won’t surely be the last as I inhaled.
A gripping, fast paced and action packed story that kept me on the edge till the last page as it’s full of twists and turns.
I love detective team: Porter and Tyler are two interesting and well thought character and I liked their friendship and the sense of mutual trust. Porter is still grieving the death of this wife but we se him changing and maybe finding a way to heal. Styler is well thought and I like him.
There’s a lot of character development and the author did a great job in delivering interesting, sometimes twisted, and fleshed out characters.
The mystery is solid and I like the main plot and the subplot. The solution came as a surprise and all the questions in the plot were answered.
It is interesting how the author deals with issues like racism and sovranism and how he waives this issues into the plot
I bought all the book in this series after reading this one as I want to read more by this author and want to learn the backstories.
Even if it’s the fourth in a series it can be read and appreciated as a stand-alone.
It’s strongly recommended.
Many thanks to Allison&Busby and Netgalley for this ARC, all opinions are mine
A gripping, fast paced and action packed story that kept me on the edge till the last page as it’s full of twists and turns.
I love detective team: Porter and Tyler are two interesting and well thought character and I liked their friendship and the sense of mutual trust. Porter is still grieving the death of this wife but we se him changing and maybe finding a way to heal. Styler is well thought and I like him.
There’s a lot of character development and the author did a great job in delivering interesting, sometimes twisted, and fleshed out characters.
The mystery is solid and I like the main plot and the subplot. The solution came as a surprise and all the questions in the plot were answered.
It is interesting how the author deals with issues like racism and sovranism and how he waives this issues into the plot
I bought all the book in this series after reading this one as I want to read more by this author and want to learn the backstories.
Even if it’s the fourth in a series it can be read and appreciated as a stand-alone.
It’s strongly recommended.
Many thanks to Allison&Busby and Netgalley for this ARC, all opinions are mine