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A review by cityjacko
Fatal Witness by Robert Bryndza
4.0
This is the first book I have read from this author so I wasn't familiar with the series but this didn't impact on my enjoyment of the book and it certainly can be read as a stand alone.
The book opens with a graphic and chilling prologue that had me gripped from the start when
detective Erika Foster stumbles across a gruesome murder scene on a walk in her new neighbourhood. A wannabe true crime podcaster has been brutally murdered in her apartment. Trying to establish what she was working on and who her connections were proves challenging for Erica and her likeable team but as the detectives dig deeper all is not as it seems, especially when another woman is murdered in the same apartment block.
A very enjoyable twisty 'whodunnit' with some intriguing characters which had me guessing right up until the end.
I am grateful to NetGalley and the publishers for my ARC of this book.
The book opens with a graphic and chilling prologue that had me gripped from the start when
detective Erika Foster stumbles across a gruesome murder scene on a walk in her new neighbourhood. A wannabe true crime podcaster has been brutally murdered in her apartment. Trying to establish what she was working on and who her connections were proves challenging for Erica and her likeable team but as the detectives dig deeper all is not as it seems, especially when another woman is murdered in the same apartment block.
A very enjoyable twisty 'whodunnit' with some intriguing characters which had me guessing right up until the end.
I am grateful to NetGalley and the publishers for my ARC of this book.