Review: Fantastic
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 03 13, 2014
I have just finished all 4 Bridgestock books so far and I think this was the best, if it is possible to better the previous 3 offerings. This book has the lot, suspense, drama, empathy, sympathy, romance and darkness. As I  have said before what really impresses me about these books is the realism. There are a lot of good British crime writers out there but they do not develop the story where the reader feels the horror of a victim about to be murdered and the emotions suffered by the family when identifying their daughter's body in the mortuary, like these books. It is obvious the author/s have experience in the real world of policing and it shows. This sort of experience must be felt and witnessed at first hand to be able to produce such realism and emotion. Obviously the author/s have witnessed such things and felt those emotions. The story line was a simple one but it continued to build to an agreeable climax. Please keep them coming.