The Cold Killer by Ross Greenwood- crime thriller
A stunning captivating read. An elderly man dies in prison allegedly from
natural causes. He was due to be released a couple of weeks later along
with others who were at the same crime- they abducted a child and
released her unharmed the following morning. All were part of an online
chatroom that was on the wrong side of the law which was being
monitored. A subject sensitively dealt with and there is no detail at all
as to what happened with the children. DI Barton has to interview the
inmates as part of procedure and then when the house of the deceased
is broken into there appears to be more going on. When body parts are
then found- there is a violent killer on the loose but quite why no-one knows.
I enjoyed this. The first part didn't have the usual pace of Ross’s usual
books but is still compelling, as we are introduced to the characters and
I liked that each prison interview was paragraphed separately rather than
all run into each other. Then- oh boy! The pace quickens and so much
happens in a short time. I like Barton and his tenacity and that little bit
of humour along the way which brings out his character. A highly
enjoyable read with a twist or two and a skillfully put together plot.
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Author Bio – Ross Greenwood is the bestselling author of eight crime thrillers. Before becoming a full-time writer he was most recently a prison officer and so worked everyday with murderers, rapists and thieves for four years. He lives in Peterborough. Social Media Links – Facebook https://facebook.com/facebook.com/rossgreenwoodauthor Twitter https://twitter.com/greenwoodross Instagram https://www.instagram.com/rossg555/ Newsletter Sign Up Link http://bit.ly/RossGreenwoodNewsletter Bookbub profile https://www.bookbub.com/authors/ross-greenwood
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