Ich liebe diese Reihe sehr und sowohl der Schreibstil, als auch die Charaktere sind mir sehr ans Herz gewachsen. Bei diesem Fall allerdings dauerte es für mich etwas da reinzufinden. Die erste Hälfte war etwas langatmiger und auch der Fall selbst war ein bisschen anders als die anderen zuvor. Ab der zweiten Hälfte war ich dann wiederum so angetan und gespannt, dass ich nicht aufhören konnte zu hören. Mit dem Ende habe ich auch nicht gerechnet. Ich freu mich schon auf den nächsten Teil

Amazing book. A young woman is abducted, a plastic bag over her head, her hands tied. But before the kidnapper gets the chance to do more harm, he is distracted, and she manages to escape. But she doesn't want to press charges. Still, Adam Fawley and his team start to investigate. A few days later, a girl disappears not far from there - and Fawley doesn't believe in coincidences. But there is something more... I was so concerned about Adam (and his wife Alex) for most of the book. Always thinking "no, no, please, no". This case became more personal than the previous ones, and the book was absolutely gripping. Could not put it down. If you haven't started on this series yet, what are you waiting for? I love the mixed media approach with social media posts, interrogation protocols, court records, etc., and the different POVs.

I didn't see that coming! No spoiler here. To admit the first 30 to 50 pages were giving me a hard time to catch up. So many people, so many names. I had to take notes who is who. Seriously. But when I came to "oh I have to talk to Mr. X" I was like "who was it again? Never heard. Did I miss something here?" that's why the notes. But to honest, I'm not a native English speaker so it might due to that. When I had my notes and when I caught up the story, I couldn't put the book down. What I love about Cara is that she gives a feeling that you, the reader, has to solve the case. And that was my point: no spoiler, but I am definitely no DI, I couldn't have made it. There are so many twists, so many ahs and ohs, it's really hard to put it down. I love the DI Fawley series and I thought it can't get better until I read the next book. Damn, Cara. What a good job.