Kill the Father

Reviews

varun singh

From the first gory chapter, there’s no let up and the action, the chase for the truth comes thick and fast. His colleague is a women who is off the police force recovering from what is only referred at first as “The disaster” and the two don’t like each other at first. I have time to recover from this heck of a journey to Italy as the author’s next book is out next year – Kill The Angel, if the first four chapters are anything to go by mean that the rollercoaster is back and even more jaw dropping and stomach churning than ever! The entire premise of the story coupled with one of the best duos in crime fiction – with their own set each of deliciously dark problems – I’ve read about in some time.

The booktrail

A man searches for the monster who imprisoned him for many many years. There’s some very dark issues in this book and a scientific theory that really makes you think = author’s research can be found at the back of the book, and if you’ve seen a certain movie, you will especially want to see more. Great condition, great deal. The media could not be loaded.

Mariette Whitcomb

Seeing the case through the eyes of a former victim like him, is deliciously evil and grippingly good all at once. There’s unease and foreboding throughout made even more tense by Dante’s reactions to unfolding events. For the story, refer to Goodreads.

The Father looms large throughout the story and he’s always in the shadows…Gripping is not the word. The characterisation is spot on, the action never ending and the Rome and Cremona setting rocky, dangerous and enthralling. . They work together and bounce off each other in a way that is both fascinating to watch and understandable given their circumstances.

WOW What a ride of a book!