Perfect Silence by Helen Fields (Book four of the DI Luc Callanach series)
Perfect Silence by Helen Fields Book four of the DI Luc Callanach series. On my good reads account, I rated this book a 2.0 star out of five. I would honestly have liked to have given the book a 2.5/5 but whole stars only apparently. This book starts off quite similar to most murder mystery books, of course with an atrocious killing to captivate the reader. The body of a woman is found brutally mutilated, and left for dead on the roadside. Chunks of flesh taken by the killer, which eventually returns in a sick twisted doll created from the removed flesh. A second case is opened where the assailant is attacking the homeless ‘spice’ users and cutting their faces while they are intoxicated. Their memory is not reliable,and any grain of evidence is hard to obtain from the victims. What I found captivating was once the police managed to get a lead in the story and the chase began. The way that the killerstarted to respond, and the explanation from the killers perspective of wh