Brilliant. This series has easily made it into my top ten favourites. Andrew Barrett has done an amazing job with not only a great group of interesting characters, but a very clever and well thought out plot. I really enjoyed the way this story moved around from the present to events that happened in the past. The main character Eddie Collins is a definite favourite, but I also quite like the Detective Benson and the way they interact between each other.
Eddie Collins might be in charge of his CSI team, however that isn’t going to keep him away from the discovery of a body. Especially if there is something interesting about it. Things however escalate pretty quickly when the body is booby trapped, and three of them are injured quite badly. Eddie isn’t a big fan of being stuck in hospital, and letting someone else run with the investigation, especially after loosing one of his team members. If things aren’t bad enough with more bodies turning up, management seem intent on making life hard for Eddie, and not replacing his staff. Mind you Eddie isn’t doing himself any favours by abusing the media and going against work regulations. So, the race is on to find the killers before anyone else dies. There aren’t enough words to describe just how much I love this book and the other three in the series. Easily worth the 5/5 Star Rating.

This is book four in the Eddie Collins series. I've not read book one or two. However as soon as I finished book three The Hammer Falls I couldn't resist jumping into this one.

I can understand how readers wouldn't like Eddie straight away. He's not the most cheerful of people lol Eddie is very good at his job. He will get results and it doesn't bother him who he upsets.

I found the plot interesting and I pretty much inhaled this story. If you enjoy CSI programmes you will love this story. There is no doubt that if I can get the time I'll be sitting and reading all of this series. It was that good.