helgamharb 's review for:

Perfect Silence by Helen Fields

5.0

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“Human beings don’t have any limits when they’re broken. It’s the damage you can’t see on the surface that’s the most dangerous.”

This series keeps getting better and better. Helen Fields is one talented, imaginative and resourceful author and she never disappoints. With well-sketched characters and clever, dark, bone-chilling and compelling story-lines, D.I. Callanach series have easily become one of my top favorites. All of her books are emotionally-charged and I feel at home with all the characters. Even the rude D.S. Overlord, oops sorry Overbeck redeems herself in Perfect Silence.

Two different cases. Each as horrendous and gruesome as the other.

-Young women are being kidnapped, mutilated and left to die on remote roads. Each future victim is sent a doll made of the skin of the previous one. All the women have had troubling pasts. All the women have one thing in common…

-The homeless are under attack. A psychopath slashes the letter Z on their faces. Each attack becomes more violent until the last victim dies from her injuries.

I already miss Luc, Ava and Lively and impatiently wait for the 5th book in the series.

Thanks to Helen Fields, Avon and NetGalley for providing me with an advanced copy.