Broken Souls: An absolutely addictive mystery thriller with a brilliant twist (Detective Lottie Parker Book 7)

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And if I’m supposed to have read the first two books in the “stand alone” series to get a better handle of who she is through glimpses and peeks here and there?

No missing or damaged pages, no creases or tears, no underlining or highlighting of text, and no writing in the margins. I had my first taste of the Lottie Parker series late last year when I reviewed Silent Voices by Patricia Gibney. They have agreed to marry but are keeping it quiet until she feels ready to tell her children and face her superior officer. But sometimes I get annoyed when the narration doesn’t get to the main point and unnecessary details are being described and dragged for so long till the big news comes out.I would not be inviting this girl to sleep on my couch after she acted unhinged like that two days in a row, but the plot must go on, right?

The victims and suspects are all linked together in a complicated web of family ties and business dealings. Never one to shy away from writing about current affair or events that are happening around us far and wide and this book is no different. I don't know why it's painful though because I'm still stuck back at where they could hardly speak to each other civilly before the entire story jumped ahead.If you love Karin Slaughter, Robert Dugoni and Rachel Caine, you’ll be hooked by this heart-stopping thriller from Patricia Gibney.

With two suspicious deaths and now a missing child to contend with, Lottie needs to make sense of it all, piecing together the puzzle and work out how each case is linked. I’ve read books who had complete chapters detailing traumatic events and that’s extremely triggering for me. just a few hundred metres from the residence of their prime suspect, shift solicitor Colin Kavanaugh, Fiona's ex-partner and father to her daughter Lily. Thirty-three-year-old Mark is a firefighter and it's an emergency on the very first day his new neighbour moves in.Lottie is her usual frantic self, panicking about the case and her perceived inability to manage both her work and home life. Initially I found it hard to concentrate on as the narrative switches between several characters who have little discernible relevance but many of the links soon become clear and I quickly settled in. With the bodies piling up and Lily still missing Lottie and her team work overtime to solve the case.