Author: M A Comley
Format reviewed: Ebook
Source: Author supplied copy
Publisher: Jeamel Publishing Limited
Publication Date: 15th December 2018
Rating: 5 Stars
When life gets tough...
Desperation seeps in.
When Jonathan Giles has nowhere left to turn in life, he commits suicide. How can a fifteen-year-old boy be driven to take such drastic action to solve his problems?
DI Lorne Warner is about to tackle the most heart-wrenching, nonsensical case of her career.
With the suicide statistics among teenagers rising on her patch, DCI Roberts asks Lorne to investigate the reasons behind the victims taking their own lives.
Will the shocking truth Lorne and her tenacious team uncover give the grieving families the justice they deserve?
Desperation seeps in.
When Jonathan Giles has nowhere left to turn in life, he commits suicide. How can a fifteen-year-old boy be driven to take such drastic action to solve his problems?
DI Lorne Warner is about to tackle the most heart-wrenching, nonsensical case of her career.
With the suicide statistics among teenagers rising on her patch, DCI Roberts asks Lorne to investigate the reasons behind the victims taking their own lives.
Will the shocking truth Lorne and her tenacious team uncover give the grieving families the justice they deserve?
Absolutely gutted that this is the last book in the justice series and that we won't be getting any more Lorne, Tony, Charlie, Katy, Sean, Carol and the others.
On the flip side wow what a way to end a long running series.
The crimes being investigated are not the norm for The murder squad, but it doesn't make them any less dastardly.
The topic throughout the book is incredibly relevant and topical and needs highlighting on as many levels as possible.
I read this in one sitting in about 2 hours, I couldn't put it down, and thankfully was on holiday so had no interruptions. I was completely absorbed in the action, and its rare for me to be almost in tears at the end of a crime book.
But such is the wonder of this author's writing, that I was open mouthed and welling up at how the last few pages were unfurling.
Although gutted that this series has come to an end, and I will dearly miss these characters, I am also glad that i have recently been reading books from M.A. Comley's other series, so know I will have plenty more goodies too look forward to in the future from her.
Thank you to the author for this copy which I have reviewed honestly and voluntarily.
On the flip side wow what a way to end a long running series.
The crimes being investigated are not the norm for The murder squad, but it doesn't make them any less dastardly.
The topic throughout the book is incredibly relevant and topical and needs highlighting on as many levels as possible.
I read this in one sitting in about 2 hours, I couldn't put it down, and thankfully was on holiday so had no interruptions. I was completely absorbed in the action, and its rare for me to be almost in tears at the end of a crime book.
But such is the wonder of this author's writing, that I was open mouthed and welling up at how the last few pages were unfurling.
Although gutted that this series has come to an end, and I will dearly miss these characters, I am also glad that i have recently been reading books from M.A. Comley's other series, so know I will have plenty more goodies too look forward to in the future from her.
Thank you to the author for this copy which I have reviewed honestly and voluntarily.
Yes, it is sad when a good series comes to an end.
ReplyDeleteFabulous review, hard book to write. Thank you, Rachel. xx
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