Review: More Than One
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 12 6, 2013
I enjoyed this crime thriller which starts off almost as a family drama but changes as revenge murders are discovered at the local university. Detective Walker, father of one of the students is called in to investigate this fast paced crime spree.Unfortunately though, Detective Walker has had to put the care of his teenage daughters in the care of his brother to do this. It all happened when he had weekend custody of his children which needless to say did not go down well with the ex-wife.Regardless of his family situation Detective Walker is committed to finding the killer as he is dedicated to keeping his city safe, especially as he has three daughters of his own.I enjoyed the way Kipling wove the story between soft family occurrences and the devastation of the horrific killings where a ‘calling card’ was left behind each time.This is a book that I will read again.