“Hayder‘s second novel after the hair-raising Birdman, The Treatment brings Detective Jack Caffery back to investigate the abduction of a little boy, a crime with disturbing parallels to Caffery's own troubled past.”
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“Hayder‘s second novel after the hair-raising Birdman, The Treatment brings Detective Jack Caffery back to investigate the abduction of a little boy, a crime with disturbing parallels to Caffery's own troubled past.”
RIP Mo Hayder.
She wrote the two scariest novels I've ever read so far...The Treatment & Pig Island.
pickWOW Frightening, indeed. Just loved it despite the disturbing main theme. She writes so well.
TBR list has just grown lol
Gotta read all Caffery's books now.
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pickThis is a great series so far, but definitely not for the faint hearted 🤢 grim scenes!
Although set in London, the film was set in Amsterdam and the MC had a different name 🤷♀️
Starting this one today. My #weeklyforecast is that I will probably read some of the books I get tomorrow 🤞🏻🤞🏻
#IfYouLikeThis
#Seven is deeply disturbing, at least I thought so, and supposedly, this book is too.
panI would not recommend this. It covers a very sensitive issue and may trigger some. The writer must have had a strong stomach to have written such a piece. It is dreadful and is not like any other book I've read, thankfully.
pickFinished my third book during #24B4Monday #Readathon.
This was a difficult read, partially due to the heavy and disturbing theme, but made even more so as the story took place in the area I lived in for the first 20 years of my life. In fact spent many hours in the park mentioned throughout the book & where a body was discovered. In some sense it made it more real! Hopefully events in the book will lead to them being less depressive in the future.
Starting off day 2 of the #24B4Monday #Readathon by going back to The Treatment. According to the App I have 4 1/2 hours more reading time needed on this one.
So far up to 11 hours 51 minutes on the Readathon.
Starting my third book in the #24B4Monday #Readathon. So far finished off Dead Men by Stephen Leather and listened to some of my audiobook, Redemption by David Baldacci. Now starting The Treatment by Mo Hayder to catch up on the #MoHayderBuddyRead
So far at 1 hr 36 minutes on the Readathon.
pickThis is 2nd in Jack Cafferty series and is darker and more disturbing than the 1st. Even with the gritty and gruesomeness I will continue this series because Hayder‘s writing is excellent. Pedophile and child abuse are hard to read about and the book is definitely not for the feign of heart. Jack learns more about his brother‘s death and who killed Rory Peach. Recommended for those who love thrilling serial killer books.
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I better start reading The Treatment on Friday, before the library takes it back, and before it‘s time for the next Binchy. Also, Andrew, I will pick up Tombland from the library on Saturday. Do you have your copy, or do you know when you‘ll get it?
Law, this font is tiny 😳
We have Jane Casey‘s The Burning coming up Feb 1, and Adrian McKinty‘s I Hear the Silence in the Street, was it Feb 22. When is it time for the tagged book? @Andrew65 @EadieB
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Scariest book I've ever read??? Hmm as a kid it definitely had to be The Scary Stories books, the images always added to the creepy, but within the last couple of years the tagged book. The events were terrifying and made me want to check any crawl space in my house immediately!
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This is not the #treat you were expecting! #uncannyoctober #littensdressedinboood
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pickThis is the second book in the mystery/thriller series about DI Jack Caffery. I really enjoyed this though it's even darker than the first book. Trigger warnings for sexual assault.
My Friday evening plans: a good mystery thriller, coffee, and my comfy reading chair.
My next read off of the library stack. At this rate, I think I might make all my May reads library books.
I am a massive fan of Mo Hayder's writing. This book is excellent and full of her dark and twisty storytelling. But, I have to say I was not at all prepared for one aspect of this story...involving Jack's brother. It has disturbed me so much I might have to take a couple of days away from the book.
so-so🐀🐀🐀This book was pretty thrilling. I'll give it that. However, the killer's motivation seemed pretty tenuous to me. The subject matter was quite gruesome and I feel as though the motivation didn't match the crime. I was left scratching my head after finishing this one.
pickWow. I love Mo Hayder's detective jack caffery, and feel somewhat protective of him. He gets himself in a huge mess with a case that reminds him so much of a terrible episode from his own childhood, that I was afraid he would lose himself. Always a good read--but be warned that all of Mo Hayder's crime books are not for the faint of heart.
pickJack Caffery #2.Well-written crime fiction that borders on horror. I don't think I'm easily disgusted or disturbed by certain subjects, but the acts in this book and the first made my skin crawl. Very graphic. I'm still up in the air if I want to continue with the series, but it's still a pick. 5🌟
