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A review by annarella
The Killer in Me by Olivia Kiernan
5.0
I could use a lot of words to describe this book and how much I liked it, a lot of blah blah, but I want to summarize it in few words: it's amazing and gripping.
You will appreciate it if you like police procedural or psychological thriller. Or if you are not a fan of a specific genre but you want to read a book that is well written and keeps you reading as fast as you can.
It's atmospheric, dark, enthralling and emotionally charged. You never know what's going to happen and you're in for some great surprises.
The characters are fleshed out, they're not likable but I couldn't help being attracted to them. They will make you feel a lot of different emotions: from pity to rage.
The plot is complex, fascinating, and gripping; once you get involved in the book you cannot stop reading till the final climax.
The mystery is solid and complex, with a lot of twists and turns, and it keeps you guessing but you never know if you're right or wrong.
There're some important social issues in this book and I appreciated how the writer empathy for the victims.
I can say this book is highly recommended.
Many thanks to Quercus Books and Netgalley for this ARC, all opinions are mine.
You will appreciate it if you like police procedural or psychological thriller. Or if you are not a fan of a specific genre but you want to read a book that is well written and keeps you reading as fast as you can.
It's atmospheric, dark, enthralling and emotionally charged. You never know what's going to happen and you're in for some great surprises.
The characters are fleshed out, they're not likable but I couldn't help being attracted to them. They will make you feel a lot of different emotions: from pity to rage.
The plot is complex, fascinating, and gripping; once you get involved in the book you cannot stop reading till the final climax.
The mystery is solid and complex, with a lot of twists and turns, and it keeps you guessing but you never know if you're right or wrong.
There're some important social issues in this book and I appreciated how the writer empathy for the victims.
I can say this book is highly recommended.
Many thanks to Quercus Books and Netgalley for this ARC, all opinions are mine.