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The Invisible Guardian: A Thriller
by Dolores Redondo
This is the first book I have read by this author. Sometimes with international authors there is a bit of a language barrier that can come across in the book. Yet I did not experience any issues like this with this book. I got into this book right from the beginning, yet I admit that then after the first four chapters I started to loss a little interest but this passed quickly and I was in for the whole journey from the beginning, middle and the ending. Which the ending was a good one. Worth the whole read.
Although if you are squeamish, then you might not like this book. This is because the details about the murders are some what graphic. This book is not just a murder story but also a character driven story as well. I felt that the back story about Amaia was just as important. Also, I have said in the past that I am not really a fan of romances in my murder stories. This is because I can take them or leave them, at times I find that they distract from the overall experience of the story or they don't feel real. Yet this time it was just right. I guess you could say that I have now become a fan of this author's and look forward to reading more work by the author.
Although if you are squeamish, then you might not like this book. This is because the details about the murders are some what graphic. This book is not just a murder story but also a character driven story as well. I felt that the back story about Amaia was just as important. Also, I have said in the past that I am not really a fan of romances in my murder stories. This is because I can take them or leave them, at times I find that they distract from the overall experience of the story or they don't feel real. Yet this time it was just right. I guess you could say that I have now become a fan of this author's and look forward to reading more work by the author.