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The Drowned Woman
by C.J. Lyons
You know it’s a page turner when it’s 2 am and you’re not ready to stop reading. This is what happened to me when I started this book and soon I was at 25% and I didn’t realise I had been been reading for nearly two hours.
This is a fast paced, gripping and highly entertaining story that kept me hooked and turning pages as fast as I could.
It’s an excellent police procedural and I like the mix of investigation and the description of of Leah/Luka’s family life.
Both Leah and Luka are complex and fleshed out character and I appreciated how the author deals with their grief and their path to heal.
The plot it tightly knitted, full of twists and turns, and even if I guessed the culprit quite early I was kept guessing about the motives and what was going on.
I think that the author delivered and excellent story and even if it’s the second in a series it can be read as a stand-alone.
I can’t wait to read the next instalment and catch up with Leah and Luka.
This one is strongly recommended.
Many thanks to Bookouture and Netgalley for this ARC, all opinions are mine
This is a fast paced, gripping and highly entertaining story that kept me hooked and turning pages as fast as I could.
It’s an excellent police procedural and I like the mix of investigation and the description of of Leah/Luka’s family life.
Both Leah and Luka are complex and fleshed out character and I appreciated how the author deals with their grief and their path to heal.
The plot it tightly knitted, full of twists and turns, and even if I guessed the culprit quite early I was kept guessing about the motives and what was going on.
I think that the author delivered and excellent story and even if it’s the second in a series it can be read as a stand-alone.
I can’t wait to read the next instalment and catch up with Leah and Luka.
This one is strongly recommended.
Many thanks to Bookouture and Netgalley for this ARC, all opinions are mine