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A review by pelicanfreak
Raymond Francis Collins by Kerry J. Donovan
5.0
The excitement starts right in the opening of the book – and as it goes on we get a view from all perspectives: killer’s, victim’s, investigators. Love it. As an American reading a UK author, I’m enjoying the fact that I have no problem getting a clear picture in my head, nor in following the dialogue. Any expressions I do not already know are used in a way that makes them self-explanatory.
Kerry does an excellent job of writing in a way that should please readers on both sides of the pond while keeping up the suspense and interest!
The story contained a good amount of action and mystery; what I love is in this short story I already became attached to the characters and will be seeking out more of this ‘cast’.
Kerry does an excellent job of writing in a way that should please readers on both sides of the pond while keeping up the suspense and interest!
The story contained a good amount of action and mystery; what I love is in this short story I already became attached to the characters and will be seeking out more of this ‘cast’.