TITLE: Deadly Obsession
SERIES #: Detective Jane Phillips #5
CHARACTERS: DCI Jane Phillips
AUTHOR: OMJ Ryan
PUBLICATION DATE: 04/15/21
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BOOK SYNOPSIS:
Murder is an art. And someone has been studying the great masters.
The body of a naked woman is discovered in a Manchester park. Her murder has all the hallmarks of a notorious killer known as the Suffolk Strangler. But there’s a problem – the Strangler is serving a life sentence in prison.
So is this just a coincidence? Or is there a copycat killer on the prowl?
As DCI Jane Phillips and her Major Crimes team begin to piece together the victim’s final hours, another body is discovered, and this time it’s a carbon copy of murders committed by the infamous Muswell Hill Murderer.
Now Phillips is in no doubt – she’s chasing a psychopath who has been inspired by Britain’s most horrifying serial killers. As the body count rises, psychological profiler Dr Siobhan Harris joins the team and little by little they begin to build a picture of a terrifying predator.
But their opponent is smart, careful, and always seems to be one step ahead.
Can Phillips stop the killer before another brutal murder is meticulously restaged? Or will even more victims be consumed by this deadly obsession?
Deadly Obsession – the fifth book in the gripping detective series featuring DCI Jane Phillips.
REVIEW:
This is the 5th in the series and I am not sure I have read all in the series but each one can be read as a stand alone without a problem.
In this installment Phillips is chasing a copycat killer who is using the MO of other well known murderers. But other than the copycat nothing seems to show why the victims are chosen. But soon Phillips is figuring things out little by little.
This is a very easy read. Great beach read as we are heading into that season. The reader stays interested and the suspense keeps you wanting to turn the page but the story is not one that requires the reader to use a lot of brain power to enjoy.
Looking forward to the next in the series.
Disclaimer:
I received a complimentary copy of the book in exchange for an honest review.
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