Her Last Move | 
pickWhen a man falls under a London Underground train and within hours his flat mate is water boarded with vodka, the local police CID are suspicious.
From there we follow a dark path to a man on a mission. A very dark mission.
As with most thrillers there's some plot holes on reflection but nothing too glaring to ruin the overall plot. On the whole this was gripping and I enjoyed the twists and turns.
pickThis book kept me hooked for most of the day. It‘s a thriller, with pov‘s from a serial killer and the police team who‘s on the case: single mom and detective Becca and her partner Joe, a specialist in facial recognition. And this is John Marrs so this is no ordinary thriller but an highly psychological one with many unexpected twists. Loved it.
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2. The river.
3. Cork , Ireland. Weather not too bad… partly cloudy, windy, coolish. Meant to get better soon 🤞🏻
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pick🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 John Marrs is my go to traveling book. Always a quick and hardcore exciting read. I have yet to be disappointed. Each book I‘ve read is completely different from the last. He puts new twists on old tropes making them always feel fresh. Thumbs up!
pickI have read five mystery/thrillers in a row and each one was less satisfying than the one before. Time for a pallet cleanse!
Summary:
“He hides in the shadows, waiting for the perfect moment. Each kill is calculated, planned and executed like clockwork. Struggling to balance her personal and professional life, young DS Becca Vincent has landed the biggest case of her career — and she knows that it will make or break her.”
I bought this Ebook some time back and I‘ve been looking for something new to read.
Reread the blurb for this one and wow, now I know why I bought it. Def gonna dive into this one soon!
pickThis book follows both Joe and Becca as they search for a killer.
This book was a bit slow to start but had some edge of your seat moments, especially the last paragraph 😂
Thank you to NetGalley for my copy in exchange for a review.
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