The first point to make is damn this book is graphic. If you are squeamish then avoid this one because there are a lot of gory descriptions. Can’t really expect anything less from a book about a killer who chops up his victims. I enjoyed the murder/whodunnit part of this book but I found the pace a bit off and it was longer than it needed to be. It dragged in some places and took me a while to get into. I actually thought I was reading the second book in a series for a bit because there’s a lot of references to the past with no explanations. It is, however, all tied up and explained eventually. I also struggled to keep up with the sheer number of characters. There were just too many to keep track of. I loved Henley and Ramouter though and would love to see more of them. Henley's personal life definitely added to the complications. The way the killer acted in the end didn’t make a huge amount of sense and I hate cliff hanger endings but, all in all, it was a good read with a gritty murder that kept me reading.

I received a copy of the ebook via Netgalley in exchange for an honest review