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Fayce McRobbie (19 KP) rated Out in Books

Aug 24, 2019  
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An exciting read (1 more)
An insight into another culture
A strong writing style and gripping story
Even though the story itself may seem far fetched, Kirino writes in a way that captures the bleakness and monotony of the women's lives and makes everything they feel, say and do seem so relatable and real that you don't question their motives or seemingly unrealistic decisions.
One of my favourite things about this book was portrayal of uncomfortable family dynamics and the odd state of limbo these women lived in, professionally and personally - something like looking into a window on another culture and generation.
It's a story that manages to be shocking, gruesome, almost inhuman but still somehow so comparable to our own world.
  
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Cage of Bones ( Brennan & Esposito book 3)
By Tania Carver
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Workers demolishing a building in Colchester make a horrifying discovery in the basement: a cage made of human bones ...with a feral child inside. As Phil Brennan and Marina Esposito investigate, they expose the trail of a serial killer who has been operating undetected for thirty years - a killer with a disturbing connection to Brennan's father.

I absolutely love this author duo! You know it’s a good book when you get that itchy feeling towards the end! This was a gruesome idea for a book but then they never disappoint. Just brilliant I just have no more words I highly recommend.