I don’t listen to any podcast, let alone a crime one, but after reading this book, I have to make some time for it because it can get addictive quickly.

The story is interesting with a fast-paced action and dual narrative, one from Dr Wren Muller, a forensic pathologist and the other from the killer, Jeremy himself.

I always loved having a narrative from the villain pov in any thriller that I’ve read and I loved we got his in this story. It added so much more concept and nuances to the overall story.

It is a quick read with many twists, some predictable and some unexpected. The graphic descriptions of the bodies are expected, I guess, since it is a morgue autopsy and the main character is seeking clues about who’s the serial killer that is hunting the city.

There’s a lot going on in such a short story and there’s a lot that I think still needs to be answered, so I’m hoping for a sequel as that ending was great but left me wanting much more from these characters and story.

If you are a fan of true crimes stories, this one is for you.