Angel: A DCI Ryan Mystery (The DCI Ryan Mysteries Book 4)

Reviews

Bremen Elizabeth

I think there should be a Ryan Anonymous group for all of those struggling to cope with the cliffhanger in Angel - hello my name's Michelle and I'm a Ryan addict. Could there be a link? I couldn't put my Kindle down.

Guy

. During my visit, I also learnt that Worswick Street was named after Father James Worswick who founded the church in the 18th Century.

Michelle Ryles

The amount of detailed research that goes into these books is phenominal, it makes them interesting and true to life, although there aren't that many murders in Newcastle, honest! I took my copy of Angel on a little tour of the North East on a rare sunny day (see photos) and ashamedly paid my first visit to The Angel of the North. It just proves that you can take the girl out of Newcastle.

Really enjoyed it. Indeed, if you liked previous books in the series, you'll enjoy this one too 👌 My dog has been waiting patiently for his walk.

I chose to read an ARC of Angel and this is my honest opinion. I was also intrigued by the church mentioned in the book, during the brilliant earring search - St Andrews. I also like that L J Ross writes intelligently and grammatically so well. Great to catch up with the characters who by now feel like old friends, great storyline which hung together well, but it's a bit sad to have to wait for the next book to find out what happened.

When another body is found in similar circumstances, it is clear that a serial killer is on the loose in Newcastle. I admit to a slight bias as the series is set in my native North East, but the setting could be anywhere as it is the fast-paced thrills of the amazing storylines that whip DCI Ryan fans into a frenzy. If a book could give a virtual hug to a region Angel, and all of the DCI Ryan books, certainly show the author's love for her home town.