Susan Krich 

This was a very enjoyable book. 
As I started the second chapter, I was reminded of "Rosewood" a TV show that I used to watch every week. 
It is not the same but the forensics lab and some characters are reminiscent of it. Sometimes this can cause a comparison that is unfair but the book did not disappoint me at all. 
The story line is interesting and moves right along. 
I liked the twists, turns and surprises along the way and at the end. 

David Stenson 

The team of James, Katie and Fiona are contracted to investigate the murder of Muriel Jennings. The more they probe the murkier it becomes with dead ends and red herrings. One constant clue is the book " The Sinner's Daughter". How does this murder relate to 5 murders 15 years ago? The mystery wont be resolved until there is another murder. A veritable textbook of forensics for the budding sleuth. 

Lorraine Paul 

This is not my usual type of reading but was very intrigued to read it as it is set in an area I am familiar with so was keen to have a read of it. I could picture the place where James, Kate, and Fiona worked together and enjoyed reading to get to know the character's work and personal life's to build a picture of the characters. The storyline is very clever in how it runs the past and present murders alongside each other. The book really does keep you guessing till the end. A great read and I was excited to read the next book in the series Devils Realm.