Review: A Must Read
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 09 1, 2013
Killing Matt Cooper by John Cassian is definitely a page turner.  I couldn't stop reading it once I started it in spite of the graphic descriptions he gives.  John hooks you with the first statement and keeps you hooked all the way through.The story is told from the point of view of a serial killer whose alias is Samuel Knight, a FEMA worker.  He vividly describes the killings he has committed and takes you along for a couple of them.  An unforeseen accident leads the police and FBI to the bodies of a girl and three men.  Now Samuel only kills women so this is something new- someone is using his dump site.  He comes into contact with the team leader of the FBI Kathleen Underwood. A new phase begins of Samuel's career that you do not expect.John does a wonderful job of keeping you entranced in the book and adds a touch of whimsy when he uses himself as one of Samuel's aliases.  Generally I am not into books about serial killers but make an exception for this one.