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Showing posts with label #MajorCrimesUnit. Show all posts
Showing posts with label #MajorCrimesUnit. Show all posts

Sunday, 29 August 2021

Terminal (Major Crimes Unit #4) by Iain Rob Wright

 


Description:

"The United Kingdom's worst ever disaster has just taken place…

Sarah Stone is no longer the loose cannon she once was. As a senior member of the long-established MCU, she has finally found the the peace and stability she has always longed for.

But that peace is shattered when a plane falls out of the sky.

With almost eight-hundred dead, the MCU is called to investigate the cause of the plane crash, but the answers they find make little sense. Hacking a plane is supposed to be impossible; so how did somebody do it?

There's a mass murderer on the loose, but it's not who you might expect."

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Having just read book 3 in the series "End Play", I was jumping to read this the 4th in the series and was extremely pleased and grateful to Iain Rob Wright for sending me a copy prior to it's publication date in return for an honest, unbiased and unedited review.

Once again, Iain provides a fast-paced and thrilling read starring Sarah Strong and her colleagues at the Major Crimes Unit.  From the first page to the last, this book had me absolutely hooked and I fair whizzed through it.  

Full of excellent characters, a storyline that is not beyond the realms of reality (scarily so!) and written at a pace that fair trots along, this is a story well written and exciting and one that I would definitely recommend.  Although you don't have to have read the others in the series, you won't be disappointed if you do but it does work as a standalone quite well.

I would definitely recommend to others who enjoy getting engrossed in the world of major crimes.

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Sunday, 15 August 2021

End Play (Major Crimes Unit #3) by Iain Rob Wright

 


Description from Goodreads:

"Old Nightmares and New Threats…

Sarah Stone is finished. The last year of her life has seen her face madmen and terrorists that will haunt her forever. This case will be her last.

The Flower Man is London’s worst ever serial killer, putting even Jack the Ripper to shame. Sarah can’t quit until she catches the monster and ensures no more innocent people are killed. A local tip off might just be the break she needs to find her man and get the job done for good.

But Sarah doesn’t know that an even bigger monster from her past has just awoken, and that the City of London is about to be devastated by the worst attack in it's long and prestigious history. It’s already too late.

If Sarah doesn’t end the killing now, it will end her. She has one chance to get her life back, but time is running out. This is her end play."

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I know it's a bit strange, but I haven't actually read the first two books in this series however, this didn't detract from my enjoyment of this story.  Although I recognise I have missed quite a lot of the back story to Sarah's character, Iain has provided just enough information so you don't feel lost.

What we have hear is a fast-paced story where the hunt for a serial killer intertwines with the hunt for a terrorist from Sarah's past; both are hell-bent on bringing the Nation to it's knees in fear.

Sarah is a strong cookie but even she is questioning her ability to keep going.  It is clear she has been through a lot and is damaged by her experiences but she has little choice but to hunt those responsible for the atrocities that are occurring with her colleagues in the Major Crimes Unit.

Full of action, this is a book that is hard to stop reading from the first to the last word.  There are surprises and twists along the way and, I have to say, a very satisfying ending.

Thank you to Iain for providing me with a copy in return for an honest, unbiased and unedited review.

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