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Extremely gory with a serial killer who makes human jigsaw pieces of his victims with an almost identical likeliness to Hannibal Lector.
It was good, not great. The charmingly personal yet chilling serial killer has been done to death now (no pun intended), and no one has executed it quite like Thomas Harris.
As a former prison officer, I can confirm that the prison scenes were ridiculous. Those scenes ruined it for me. Also, it was far too long.

Creepy!!

Decent thriller, though I could have used one fewer cop stereotypes in the main characters lol. I will definitely check out more by this author.

I had to bail on this one. It‘s so boooooring!

“A serial killer and his copycat are locked in a violent game of cat and mouse. Can DI Anjelica Henley stop them before it‘s too late?”

Weekend plans are on point... New scrapghan and a new book
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November pick #12booksof2021

A really great serial killer thriller! Set in London with a great protagonist and plenty of action. The next book in the series is due out this year, and I will definitely be reading it immediately!

My first read of 2022!

🎧 I enjoyed the story but the performer drove me bonkers! She underpreformed and every time a character would speak it was like she had to emphasize an inhale. Almost like everyone is incredibly emotional in every conversation. Every character sounded exactly the same. I would highly suggest not listening to the audiobook and just go for the book itself. It almost ruined the boom for me. 😒 Maybe I‘m in a mood or something.🤔

🎧 Listening to Jigsaw Man for #20in4 😊

I‘m now 69% done with The Jigsaw Man. It‘s really good, but I hope I finish it before it gets too dark. 😂 If not, Melly has been my constant companion throughout this #readathon. She‘s sure to protect me if the need arises. Do you know how long it‘s been since I‘ve read a book in a single day? I‘m so excited. I feel like myself again. 🎉🎉🎉

I have heard and read so many good things about this book and it did not disappoint! I loved every bit of it! It is definitely one of the best books I‘ve read this year! I am pretty sure it‘s going to be a series and I can‘t wait for the next one! 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟!

It was only ever just okay for me.

As the title would suggest, this novel involves a serial killer who creates human jigsaw puzzles. He‘s in prison for life, so where are the recent body parts coming from? Suffering from PTSD after her near fatal encounter with The Jigsaw Man, how does DI Anjelica Henley think asking him for help is going to end? Not well, as it turns out. This is a dark, gruesome thriller and I hope, the first in a series. More DI Henley, please. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

12 Books Read in March
3 Library Books
3 #ARCs
1 #BOTM
11 by authors who are not men
2 BIPOC Authors
#MarchReads #March2021

This is a terrific debut thriller. I hope there are more in this series!

Detective Inspector Anjelica Henley is a member of the Serial Crimes Unit, and she's just returned to active duty after some very traumatizing events happening while on duty. She has a young daughter, a marriage on the ropes and a significant case of untreated PTSD. On her first day back she also gets 2 dead bodies that fit the profile of a serial killer behind bars.

Going to try this one out instead!

I really enjoyed this book thought it was a great story. Really liked the main character Henley, hope its made into a series. A very impressive debut crime thriller, I look forward to more.

Afternoon fruit snack while I continue what is promising to be just the dark and twisted crime thriller I love... And whenever I eat, Paco has to eat too. 😂🐶

When body parts start turning up on the banks of the Thames, DI Angelica Henley knows the killings have similarities to a former case - the Jigsaw Man. Is there a copycat killer or something far worse?

The story line was well-plotted & the MC's backstory was well-drawn. The scenes of violence were rather brutal. Overall, I liked it but I didn't love it. 3⭐

Thanks to NetGalley & publishers, HQ, for the opportunity to read an ARC. #NetGalley

Nadine shares she used to borrow her parents' library cards. She based the book in the area where she grew up: Deptford. Would anyone like a tour of the places where the bodies are found in the novel? All of them really exist.