Homicidal Innocence by V.J. Lee – Review by Jenni Bishop

Homicidal Innocence by V.J. Lee
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Cole Silverthorne is a hardnosed detective and at times a pain in the ar$e, letting nothing stand in his way of finding the culprit and this is one killer he has been after for a very long time. A killer he is determined to bring to justice. But he is now stepping on his toes when it comes to Maya. She may just be his downfall.
This psychological and twisted thriller will have you sitting to attention with shivers down your spine and wracking your brain. The twists and turns are well done I worked it out earlyish on, well almost. But of course, I had to keep reading. VJ has you chasing tails all over the place.
Diamond Valley home of the rich has become a killer’s playground. A place for their art to be displayed.
Homicidal Innocence is a cleverly crafted and complex tale and one of those must reads where the intensity, the intrigue, the suspense, the chills may just be too much to bear. Are you brave enough?

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