Review: slaying in the suburbs
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 10 19, 2013
How do you get invited into a suburban house where your friends live and then set about brutally slaying them within minutes of your arrival? How are parents of the victims expected to handle the horrific deaths of their student teenagers that bluntly cuts short their bright futures in what looked like a senseless attack? How will the people responsible for the cruel murders cope with what they have done in the aftermath at being guilty of such a heinous and taboo crime because if you can’t trust your friends to protect you from harm, then who can you trust? To discover the shocking truth to these answers and more, you should read this terrific tale from the master criminal mind of a leading author in the field of psychological thrillers who’s wonderful works are written in such an easy reading style that’s packed with interesting facts to make you applaud the details and admire the total authority on police procedures along with a court room drama that needs to be told in a way that makes you care and you do care what happens when you root for them to pay for their actions. For Joanne Clancy knows exactly how to explain what goes through a killer’s head and what haunting effects their barbaric deeds have on those not only desperately involved in solving the case even when it runs cold, but the way that the poor families do not give up their fight for justice too. It’s so true what they say, with friends like these then who needs enemies? I love these types of books by Joanne Clancy and I can’t wait for my next crime fix, can you?