*thank you to Netgalley and Bonnier Zaffre for a copy of this book in exchange for an honest review*

1.5 stars.

I couldn't get into this. Right from the start my mind drifted. I had a tough time finnishing this. I had hoped II would enjoy it as the description of the story sounded pretty good. It's not like most stories I read but it sounded good enough that I wanted to give it a go. It was listed as a thriller but I found it to not be the case which was rather disappointing. Unfortunately this book is a No from me.

This book was not really as the cover and blurb had led me to believe,it startedreally well and had some interesting perspectives ie the killers family and how it affected them but found it difficult to maintain full interest to the conclusion of the story.

This had great promise in the first opening chapters but it went downhill from there, really struggled to make it to the end.

Unfortunately, this book was archived before I got chance to read it.

This is a good example of false advertising or bad marketing. The book doesn’t deliver on what is promised in the marketing copy. This isn’t a thriller or a mystery. In fact, it’s more of a retrospective contemplation of family dynamics. Which is fine but that’s not what I wanted to read. It’s a real disservice to the author to mislabel the book.

It was a interesting thriller because it was basically a exploration of why they done it. And it explores the way the crime effects the killers family. There wasn't much action in it but you will be rewarded a good conclusion