Splinter the Bone

Good story, horrendous editing This series is interesting and I like the characters and story premise. However, the grammatical errors are so numerous that they distract from the reading experience. Does an editor go over the book before publishing? It doesn't appear so and this hurts the overall qua......more

I find the use of Christian name then surname then nickname for the same character confusing and annoying 🙄. This book felt disjointed. And what was the last chapter??!!......more

Thought this was a bit of a rushed story, too much going on then all tied up too quickly and unrealistically. Shame because there was so much more that could have been explored e.g. Drew's fears of going home. Was totally distracted throughout by all the typos, especially on towards which was spelt......more

This is a good pacy police thriller with a lot of quite dark and scary scenes in it, which were well written. I also liked the spiky relationship between Harriet Quinn and DI Haskell, and the way in which they sometimes struggled to work together. I was at a slight disadvantage as this is the third......more

The third in the DI Haskell and Harriet Quinn series and it took me a bit of time to really get into it, possibly as it's been a while since reading the previous book. The storyline focuses on how the pair, especially Haskell are struggling to cope with demons from the past, whilst looking into seem......more