I know it's a while 'til the release but as soon as this arrived in my inbox I just had to read it and as expected I devoured this book in a matter of days. At this point it would appear Cara Hunter is incapable of letting me down.
I don't want to say much; this is the fourth book in the series and the mystery was so intricately woven I don't want to unravel anything for prospective readers, but I will say this: read the DI Adam Fawley series. Not only is there always a solid mystery that'll keep you guessing until the very last pages with twists I could never have seen coming and have yet to be rivaled for me by any other author, but they (quite literally) have a lot of character, I love seeing the same group of characters I have grown to love in every book, there is always an aspect of their personal lives which I feel is so important in mysteries, it gives them depth; in this book the mystery being investigated brings to question an old case of Fawley's that threatens to ruin everything. I was truly gripped. At the end of the very first book I just knew I had to have more and this attitude of mine has not lost steam, if anything, it grows with every new book. I urge any reader, even newbies to the mystery, thriller and crime genres to read these books, I promise you will not be disappointed.

Cara Hunter’s mysteries are always psychologically very cleverly crafted and “All the Rage” is no exception. Set in Oxford featuring DI Adam Fawley and his colorful team of detectives , Faith Appleford, a beautiful fashion design student is found in a deserted part of the city by a taxi driver, looking very distressed, dazed and with her clothes torn.



Everything points to sexual assault but when Fawley and his team start investigating what might have happened to her; she is unwilling to press charges but is able to remember some striking details which point to an old case Adam Fawley would rather forget. There are striking resemblances to a case of a serial rapist whom Fawley was able to get convicted despite him claiming his innocence until the end of the trial.



“All the Rage” is a very plausible plot, the characters are richly drawn and I am really into this Oxford team of detectives now. Be prepared for several unexpected developments which keeps you on your toes until the very end of the novel!

Cara Hunter did it again... OMG WOW, what a book I really enjoy this series and love how each book connects in some way. You don't have to have read the others it does help and will make the story much more enjoyable to read but otherwise, you should enjoy it either way.

This book really kept me guessing all the way to the end and with a lot of physiological thrillers that can be a hard thing to do but Cara Hunter has a way to turn the story just at the right moment which makes for page-turning suspense and that ending ..... Ekk can't way to see what book five has in store for us ...

Thank you so much once again I am so pleased I get to read amazing books like this and find new fantastic new authors I may never have thought to have read.

The fourth instalment in this fantastic series ! And Cara hunter has done it again . Filling on from the last book this is yet again another cracking read and I highly recommend this series . 4.5 stars 🌟

Another fabulously plotted book by Cara Hunter. This series is one of my absolute favourites. This is the fourth book in the series and they all are consistently excellent. The focus is on the crime and not so much on the personalities of the police which is good. The plot is intricately woven with so many twists and turns. It is well thought-out and provides a compelling read. Loved it from start to finish.

A very well written story. Keeps you engaged from the start.

I have read lost of Cara Hunters books and enjoy all of them.

This was a very good twisting story. The plot has lots of twists and turns and keeps the reader guessing who did it

100% recommend

This is Cara Hunter’s fourth book but you don't have to have read the others (although you should). I loved her debut novel Close to Home and this is every bit as good. It’s everything I want in a crime novel. For starters, it’s a solid police procedural focusing on the team work that’s needed to solve a murder, delivering the same kind of satisfaction as a great TV drama.

Moreover it delivered in a way that’s compulsively readable: it balances multiple strands and is full of mini cliffhangers that keep you reading “just a few more pages” until late in the night. And there are so many twists and turns and red herrings that you keep changing your mind about who’s responsible. Even as the Police (and we) close in on the answer, there are still unresolved elements.

I have to admit that even though I’ve read all of Cara’s books I couldn’t remember much about the characters and their back stories but it didn’t really matter. They’re a likeable group of characters although only a couple (Fawley and Soman) are fleshed out.

My only qualm is the initial police investigation into the first crime – I thought it unlikely that so many police resources would be expended at that point. However as the plot advances this became less and less important.

Thank you very much to Penguin who gave me an advance copy for review via Net Galley.

I was really looking toward to read this, but didn’t find that it was as gripping as I expected. I did enjoy the book, but it was a bit mismatched and not as enthralling as I’d hoped.

I have absolutely loved reading this serious so I was super excited when I was approved to read Cara Hunter's latest installment. And true to form this was an absolutely gripping read from start to finish. I did have to pace myself with it, simply because I wanted to hold onto the story for as long as possible. There were plenty of twists and turns that had me guessing throughout.

Well I thought I knew DI Adam Fawley pretty well as this is book four but when his current investigation linked back to a case from twenty years ago I had to think again. There is a lot going on here with two current seemingly linked incidents and the tie in to the old case. I thought the use of the court transcripts to fill in detail of the historic case worked really well. As usual we had some social media feeds and also a couple of descriptions of fashion vlogs. It’s the first time I’ve seen that type of thing included in a book and it which worked surprisingly well. We had a few twists and turns on the way to the conclusion and a wee gem of an epilogue. This is such a good series and it feels like there’s plenty of mileage left in the characters. Fans of the series will love this latest one and if read as a standalone it would surely entice readers play catch up with the first three books

This is the fourth book in the DI Adam Fawley series, so to make the most of the character development it’s best to read in order. Although, the investigation is new and therefore, of course, it can be read as standalone.
The pieces and puzzles mount up in this pacy crime read as Fawley and his team try to solve an attack on a young girl and the following brutal murder of another.
I really enjoy the mixed media and investigators/court document inserts in Hunter’s novels - the early books were rather Twitter heavy and I skimmed at times, however the balance in this book is really good ~ the documents and social media chats are short and snappy, enough to be an asset to the storytelling rather than a distraction
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This is an intelligent, twisty, impeccably plotted and driven crime thriller read.

Highly recommended.

I thoroughly enjoyed that!
It all starts with the unprovoked abduction and assault on a teenage girl on her way to college, this is followed by the death of yet another teenager. Both cases are seemingly unrelated but all the evidence points towards someone who DI Fawley put away nearly 20 years ago.

Really really good read. Full of action with great characters and shocks right up until the very end. There are a few jaw dropping moments and a brilliant plot.

Thank you to Netgalley for my copy.

I loved the previous three books in the Adam Fawley series so I was thrilled to receive this ARC and I was not disappointed. It is perfectly possible to read this novel as a stand-alone though. This case covers a some current issues such as gender reassignment and is handled very sensitively and with care. Young girls are being targeted and attacked. Faith Appleford fortunately is left alive but Sasha Blake is not so lucky. This intriguing case tests Fawley’s team and Adam in particular as it also cast a spotlight on a case from 1999 of The Roadside Rapist which Fawley was involved in. Gavin Parry was convicted but always maintained his innocence and these new cases either reveal a copycat killer or Parry’s innocence.

One of the things I like about this series is that although Adam Fawley is the main character and part of the inquiry and his own personal life is told by him in the first person, the storytelling shows how teamwork in police investigation is vital and how all their various skills are utilised to seek out the truth. All the old team are here and they feel like old friends now! DS Gislingham is growing into his new role and showing confident leadership, Erica Somer and Ev(erett) are intuitive and thoughtful, Quinn is still being Quinn but maybe with some softening edges but still capable of a cringeworthy comment, while Baxter doggedly works his magic with IT. There are several wow moments as they pursue the truth and it’s full of twists and turns.

I feel the way the story unravels is like a documentary as it seems to unravel in real time as different pieces of evidence are put together to achieve a breakthrough. We have first and third person accounts from the team, some recounting of the victims lives and their families, interviews with suspects or witnesses, vlogs, tweets from people who bandy opinions with no basis of prove, trial transcripts, voicemails, and incel forums where celibates spout misogynistic filth. What this all this adds up to is a very realistically told story which unfolds more in the manner of an actual police investigation.

There are some real shocks as the case reaches its conclusion and I genuinely didn’t see that one coming! I really like the ending too as it looks like aspects from this story could re-emerge in the next instalment which is very intriguing. Cara Hunter is a talented writer and I highly recommend this series and this book.

DI Adam Fawley investigates when a taxi driver reports that he picked up a young woman who appeared to have been assaulted.
Similarities from a case Fawley worked on years ago niggle at him but it is when another young girl goes missing that Fawley begins to worry, there is either a copycat on the loose or Fawley helped to convict an innocent man.
The past appears to be coming back to haunt Fawley but with more at stake than just his career he knows he has to make some difficult decisions to find the culprit before things get out of control.
I love how fast paced these book are and how they lead you down the garden path and back again before revealing who the culprit is!
Can’t wait for the next in the Adam Fawley series!

This is the fourth book in the DI Fawley series by Cara Hunter and yet again, shes managed to weave an intricate storyline with the essential twist that we expect, but shes managed to put all the details needed to find the answers and still make it take you by surprise.

All The Rage follows Fawley's team investigating what could be linked to a historic case from 20 years ago in Oxford of what the newspapers at the time called the 'Roadside Rapist' news of an attack is found on social media and turns into what the team thinks is a hate crime.

But is it?

Somer, Everett, and Gislingham, follow leads and sniff out the most incredible lines of inquiry to track down the 'perbs' and solve the case, but secrets are revealed along the way and they need to stay that way.

Yet another masterpiece of crime writing from Cara Hunter - all hail the new queen of all things crime in Oxford.

There are tons of police procedurals out there. Cara Hunter’s books have that something that make them stand out from the crowd. I say ‘something’, it’s more like some things as I’m not sure if it’s the compelling plots, gripping writing or just a feeling that the author is having a great time twisting your fears and messing with your mind as you read. Add to that a love for her city of Oxford where the books are set, and this series is a real winner.

The case in this novel is just as gripping as the others (perhaps read these first to get a true feeling for Adam Fawley and his team.) There’s plenty of back story snippets to really get to know the characters and the way these are woven into the plots are what make the novels so compelling. Very rounded and very real!

The setting is unique and not explored as much as this since Morse! Then there’s the current and apt story and use of social media comments which ramps up the stars.

I’d suggest you HUNTING down a HUNTER novel and finding the treasure at the end of your search.

This is the fourth instalment in the DI Adam Fawley series and like the other three it did not disappoint!

This book included lots of current issues and the many challenges that are faced within today's society which we're all handles with great sensitivity and care.

love the individuality of all the characters and how there personal life's and struggles are also reported upon on the story makes them seem more human!

Full of suspense, fast paced, packed with twists and turns had me gripped till the final page.

I'm not generally a fan of detective fiction biut I absolutely love a Cara Hunter. In this her fourth novel, DI Fawsley and his team investigate two similar sexual assaults in Oxford, working out the connections between the cases and also reinvestigating a historical case to which Fawsley and his wife Alex are deeply linked. I've read all four of the DI Fawsley novels and found them alll to be compulsive, tightly plotted and believable. I love the way the crimes are not investigated by one maverick super-detective, but by a whole team of detectives, each with their own personal traits and backstories. Hunter allows the stories of the individuals in the team to unfold slowly over the series of novels which makes fascinating background to.the main whodunnit. If i was to quibble at all then i would say that Hunter's first two novels, Close to.Home and In the Dark are more satisfying and elaborately plotted overall. Nevertheless this is another gripping read from a talented author.

Delighted to have read the next chapter in the life of D. I. Fawley and his team.The storlines are interesting and gripping, holding you to the end.