Angel: A DCI Ryan Mystery (The DCI Ryan Mysteries Book 4)

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Panic spreads like wildfire as a new serial killer is born, and Ryan’s band of detectives must work around the clock to unmask him before he can strike again. Angel reads exceptionally well as a stand alone, though after reading Angel, I am dying to go back and start from the very beginning. Within the pages is a killer who believes he is essentially a messenger of God and killing in his name.The book is again set in the fabulous North-East of England, around the city of Newcastle Upon Tyne which just happens to be where I was born and raised. WARNING: Although most of the murder mystery comes to an acceptable end, there is a small cliffhanger. When the bodies of more women with the same hair colour start turning up, they are then in a race against the clock to find the killer and their motives as they struggle to find any real connection between them. Her eleventh novel, "The Infirmary", is a prequel story and is also available as a major Audible Originals audio-drama starring Tom Bateman, Kevin Whately, Bertie Carvel, Hermione Norris and Alun Armstrong.

These are the type of books that you pick up and do not put down, they are a fast paced read packed with twists and turns. In particular, at its heart, is the spectacular attraction The Angel of the North, a stunning visual landmark welcoming vistors to that part of the country. Frank Phillips is ever dependable with his no nonsense style and quick putdowns that make him and Ryan such a great partnership to watch and at times will have you chuckling and can be a welcome respite from the murder investigations. DCI Ryan is on the hunt for a serial killer, a killer of redheaded women and the book ties in links with the Catholic Church and it's faith quite strongly. Even though the author gives enough background to DCI Ryan so that I didn't feel like I was missing parts, he is a character that just demands more attention and makes you want to know more about him and how he thinks.

There was nothing I did not like, everything works in this fantastic novel and I am predicting it will be an absolute hit with both current fans and new readers.

She studied undergraduate and postgraduate Law at King’s College, University of London and then abroad in Paris and Florence. Visi aplink supanikuoja, ypač raudonplaukės moterys, ir Rajenui tenka skubiai vytis serijinį žudiką.

Plus, lets face it, it's an awesome series, set in a beautiful part of our country, so why would you not want to read them all! I have been a huge fan of LJ Ross since I read Holy Island (The DCI Ryan Mystery Series, book1) and I know I said this in my previous review, but this series really is getting better and better. With very little evidence to go on - the killer is meticulous, leaving nothing behind - the team begins to build their case piece by piece, looking for anything that will give them a clue as to his identity. If a book could give a virtual hug to a region Angel, and all of the DCI Ryan books, certainly show the author's love for her home town. In the meantime, all natural red headed women are advised to be vigilant, including one of their own team, as this killer certainly has a type.