Review: Killing Matt Cooper
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 09 1, 2013
I received a free download of "Killing Matt Cooper" by John Cassian by the author through the psychological thriller group in Goodreads, in exchange for an honest review. This is the diary of a serial killer.LOVE_SEX_DEATHI was interested in learning more about the mindset of someone who could carry out these horrendous acts. Did he feel remorse? What causes someone to flip out and do the things he did? Many questions.When the monster raped and killed the love of his life, he realized who he was meant to be. This was his first kill. He had to keep finding her.He found it easy to disguise his features, no one ever notices him. As for his victims, he compares each one to his love. The way she moves, her smile, the lies she tells to so many other men, her husband and her children. He spent much time researching all his victims. He had a list of targets, all stored in his mind. He raped and killed his victims, and left them at the city dump in a nice plot surrounded by medical waste. He was nicknamed " The Greek Death."One of his alias, was Sam Knight, working for FEMA, a part of Homeland Security, fixing broken things and bringing order to chaos. This job suited him well, and he was good at it, as it allowed him to travel extensively, and never meet the same people again. He never came from a dysfunctional family. He had been loved. Never abused. It was him who had driven people away. He had only ever connected with My Love...and has been searching for that connection again.Then through work, he meets Kathleen Underwood, a hot FBI agent, a criminologist who was the unit chief of the Behavioral Analysis Group of the FBI. And he saw sparks of Love in her eyes. Through some of his disguises, he was able to gain peripheral access to the police. That way he could see what he was up against. Kathleen trusted him and disclosed some information to him. A fire next to the city dump, revealed that he FBI had four body bags, 3 men and one girl. Without forensic evidence yet, the FBI wouldn't know who the killer was. So Sam had two options; sabotage the FBI's investigation or Run. It was a matter of time before Kathleen put all the pieces together...I really enjoyed this book. I was totally glued to my seat, to see what would happen next. Many things are explained by the end of the book, including the title of the book. Well worth reading.