The Book Gourmet
Book reviews à la bookworm...The good, the bad, and everything in between.
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Deep as the Dead by Kylie Brant
The serial killer, known as the Tailor, has struck again. Three bodies in a span of just two weeks after three years of silence...
Ethan Manning knows the killer is escalating and he needs a task force. Fast. What he gets is one single forensic profiler that brings back memories both good and bad...
This series is now so far removed from the first few installments (which I loved), that I can barely believe it.
Bland characters with zero chemistry, a predictable (and unnecessary, in my opinion) conflict between the two leads, plodding pacing, and a very uninteresting villain.
A huge disappointment.
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