Book Review - Flawed Justice by M. A. Comley

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Title: Flawed Justice

Author: M. A. Comley

Format reviewed: Ebook

Source: Author supplied copy

Publisher: Jeamel Publishing Limited

Publication Date: 24th June 2021

Rating: 5 Stars

When hope is lost... anger surfaces.

DI Lorne Simpkins and her partner, DS Pete Childs, encounter one of their most evil criminals to date when a priest is found murdered in a church.

Why was a man of God killed. Was the killer sending a message?

The truth, when it's finally revealed, is flabbergasting. Lorne sets out to right the wrongs she uncovers.

I’m, always excited to see any new book featuring Lorne and Pete, so was definitely eager to sit and read this. 

 And well I devoured this novella in not much time at all, perhaps an hour or so. 

What I found unusual but made an interesting change was that they were already trying to solve this case before we had even met the opening chapter murder. So it sort of felt like we as a reader were thrown in at the deep end… for all of a few mins before with a case recap we are caught up to date as they don’t really know much. 

What I found fascinating was the ,motivation for this particular killing spree, I can’t say it’s justified but definitely could understand it which is a weird position to be in. 

I loved seeing Lorne and Pete banter, it always amuses me, as does her interactions with the pathologist.  And was really good to see AJ, been a while since I last recall seeing him do some police work. 

It’s a fast and fabulous novella that I thoroughly enjoyed.

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