Book Review - Indefensible by M. A. Comley

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Title: Indefensible

Author: M. A. Comley

Format reviewed: Ebook

Source: Author supplied copy

Publisher: Jeamel Publishing Limited

Publication Date: 20th May 2021

Rating: 4 Stars

Murder comes at a painful price…

A heartless attack ends with a pensioner dying in her own home. DI Sara Ramsey and her team are tasked with solving this puzzling crime.

Within a few hours, another murder drops onto Sara’s desk, but the MO is totally different. Could the crimes be inextricably linked?

If so, why has the killer changed his methods?

With a surprising amount of DNA evidence and clues to work on, it’s not long before Sara arrests a suspect. However, with the suspect behind bars, the murders continue.

Does this mean the murderer has an accomplice or is Sara dealing with an unthinkable scenario? Is there a copycat killer at large?

Before Sara has a chance to figure out more, the stakes are raised when a member of Sara’s team is lured into a dangerous trap.

Brought bang up to date in a post pandemic world (there are multiple references to a pandemic and its affects on various industries) DI Sara Ramsey has one of her most challenging cases yet.

The crimes are brutal and described in enough detail to be potentially upsetting, by a villain who in chapters from their point of view seems increasingly dangerous and reckless. 

Definitely the sort Sara needs off the streets. But is following the chain of evidence going to get the right person lock-up? Or is there clearly more going on than us first apparent.

And Sara is coming increasingly under pressure at work to make a truly horrible decision about her team. I admire her loyalty to them, whilst intrigued by how she was talking to her boss.

And it's not all smooth sailing for Carla either, and I enjoyed seeing a bit more of the storyline involving her that started in previous books. 

Another excellent addition to this rather addictive series,  which certainly hooked me in and kept me on my toes.

Thank you to the author for this copy which I have reviewed honestly and voluntarily.