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A review by thebooktrail88
The Intrusions by Stav Sherez
4.0
Visit the locations if you dare:Intrusions in Baywater
I am now officially traumatised. The end of the prologue in particular will ever stay in my mind. As will most other moments this novel throws at you.
The premise is haunting, the setting the darkest dankest corners of Bayswater in London and some of the punchiest, panic inducing set ups since time began. Haha yes and there are some sick people out there wandering about London's streets if this novel is anything to go by.
This grabbed me as more than your regular crime thriller though as it was an onion of a novel - if I can liken a novel to a vegetable - with each layer came another one of intrigue and mystery. I felt I was getting closer to the central truth but the stench of evil was getting ever stronger. My eyes were stinging, my hands felt dirty....now this is one immersive experience isn't it?
The cover is suitably haunting and Stav Sherez is definitely a skilled writer you need on your TBR pile - at the top.
I am now officially traumatised. The end of the prologue in particular will ever stay in my mind. As will most other moments this novel throws at you.
The premise is haunting, the setting the darkest dankest corners of Bayswater in London and some of the punchiest, panic inducing set ups since time began. Haha yes and there are some sick people out there wandering about London's streets if this novel is anything to go by.
This grabbed me as more than your regular crime thriller though as it was an onion of a novel - if I can liken a novel to a vegetable - with each layer came another one of intrigue and mystery. I felt I was getting closer to the central truth but the stench of evil was getting ever stronger. My eyes were stinging, my hands felt dirty....now this is one immersive experience isn't it?
The cover is suitably haunting and Stav Sherez is definitely a skilled writer you need on your TBR pile - at the top.