I purchased this book for my own pleasure and for review. This is a quick listen worth every second. The twists and turns throughout this book keep the listener guessing until the final chapter.
There seems to be no evidence so the hunt begins with a single RA looking for clues. As a twin she knows her sister was murdered. This is a story about a killer who doesn't exist, crimes that don't link, victims with no connection, in essence it is about the invisible. Sorting through the haystack to find the needle takes a special skill and patience. As a former Research Analyst (RA) I love the inclusion of the data collection and evaluation of clues by the RA's. As much as I like James Patterson's series I like his stand alone books as well as any other thrillers. LaVoy and Collins crest unique voices for each character and you can feel the tension as they present the written word. The narrative between the serial killer and the FBI tells parallel stories that keep you on the edge of your listening seat. This audiobook is Narated by January LaVoy and Kevin Collins. Thank You.ĭoes a serial killer exist if no one knows? If you found this review helpful please indicate so. If this were a real person I'd be putting bars on my windows! The co-narrating with January LaVoy and Kevin Collins was excellent. For the killer the self dialogue was really warped and kind of creepy (but in a good way for a work of fiction).
I really liked the way the perspective in this book went back and forth between Emmy and the killer. The killer is also keeping a diary of sorts for the police. There is obviously some forensic knowledge. This person mercilessly tortures the victims and then sets an "accidental" fire to cover up what was done to them. The serial killer is a really twisted character. It take her over a year to convince others at the FBI that they have a serial killer traveling the country. The protagonist, Emmy Dockery's twin sister dies in a fire. I realize there are already quite a few reviews and this will probably be at the bottom but for anyone who makes it down here, for what it's worth, this is my opinion! I thought this book was absolutely fabulous.
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