Dying Breath: Unputdownable Serial Killer Fiction

Take a breath. Pray it’s not your last. Just a few months after a terrifying case that nearly took her life, is back with her squad in the coastal town of Brooklyn Bay – and this time, she’s faced with a case more horrifying than anything she’s encountered. Along with her partner, Detective Mattie Jackson, Lucy is investigating what appears to be a vicious but isolated murder; a woman found bludgeoned to death on a lonely patch of wasteland. But when a second victim is discovered strangled in an alleyway, then a young family shot in their own home, Lucy and the team must face the unthinkable reality - a killer is walking the streets of their town. While Lucy and the team try to find the link between these seemingly unconnected murders, they uncover a disturbing truth – these murders are replicating those carried out by infamous serial killers. Lucy must get to the killer before he strikes again. But he’s got his sights on her, and is getting ever closer… Can she save herself, before she becomes the final piece in his twisted game? ‘I really enjoyed this book, the writing is engaging, honest and believable… over 2 evenings and on the first night because ‘ …What better place to set a chiller thriller than an old asylum full of atmosphere and old ghosts? If only the walls could tell stories and in this case, they do.’ ‘There are many different and unusual twists and turns throughout the story that …Well worth the 5 stars.’ ‘A mesmerising story… If you like , you’ll love this.’ ‘This …I loved the story. I loved the characters. I loved the setting. I loved the fact that it was written by somebody who works in the police, so all of the phrases and techniques are current and accurate.’ I’m very much looking forward to the next instalment.’ ‘The story was definitely gripping and I ! I can’t wait to read what is Lucy up to next. I would definitely recommend this book if you like police series.’ ‘The book was wonderfully paced, the characters are introduced as the plot moves along so you’re … Would I recommend it? ’