Fantastic book. It was Unputdownable.. Loved the characters and the way the story was laid out.

Thanks to the publisher and Net Galley for am early release of this book.

Adam is a serial killer who has his eyes set on Laura. Laura is his perfect woman and he wants her. Laura is gentle but survival is her goal after her family were wiped out. Can she beat Adam so she can live?
I loved this book and the characters were fantastic.

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Fantastic, gripping, page turning. Drew you in and kept you there until the very end. Highly recommended.
Julie Louise Clayton, thirty-two used to live in
Dragonfly Lane. Now her body is found by a dog walker. Detective Sergeant Michael Bishop is here for the case but it's confirmed that this case is not as simple as it seems. Detective Chief Inspector Simon Phillips is here too to investigate.
Dr Samantha Holliday, the pathologist confirms that the killer knew where to exert pressure so that there would be no chance of the victim's survival. The killer had removed her lips.
The opening scene of the story started with Adam watching Laura. He loved her very much. He wanted her very much. But here comes the twist. Laura doesn't know who Adam is. Or does she?
Why Adam killed her?
Laura was also watching him. The story ends with a sucker of a punch. Adam and Laura's characters were twisted. They would force you to think who's telling the truth.
Laura was seeing her GP and that would make it clear that she had problem of some kind.
I loved Dr Samantha Holliday the most. She's the true pathologist I've ever read in a story. Then I loved Adam and Laura. However DS and DCI were good in their roles but Samantha steals the show for me.
Narration of the story is brilliant. The authoress has done a wonderful research in forensic investigation. I loved the way she wrote her every word.
Publication date of this book is 6/9 so I'm very excited to share my review with my fellow Authors Bloggers Followers Friends and Family.
Really looking forward for the release of this book.
Thanks to NetGalley and Bookouture for giving me an advance copy of this awesome psychological thriller.