\'She shivered, though the kitchen was warm.
Murder, l.
Another great police procedural twisty mystery to get your teeth into, I cannot fault these books ever, it has it all...
How much can one woman take... \' Goodreads Reviewer, ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ \'I have to say I got very excited when I saw book 7 was out in the Detective Lottie Parker series, it\'s no secret that I love these books...
Patricia Gibney as always writes a superb story never letting up on the action and once more providing us another 5 star read and highly recommended.
This is a thrill a minute police procedural that just doesn\'t let up, so many twists and lots going on it really is unputdownable but that comes as no surprise as every book in this series has been a 5 star read ...
Broken Souls will keep you guessing until the very last page Read what everybody is saying about Broken Souls: \'brilliant as always and totally addictive and I loved it ...
If you love Karin Slaughter, Robert Dugoni and Rachel Caine, you\'ll be hooked by this heart-stopping thriller from Patricia Gibney.
Terrified that Lily will be the next victim of a twisted and dangerous individual, Lottie takes the case into her own hands, risking her life when she comes face-to-face with the killer...
But then she makes a discovery that causes her blood to run cold - Fiona\'s eight-year-old daughter Lily didn\'t return home from her dance recital that afternoon.
When she goes to break the news to Fiona\'s family, she\'s on the alert for anything suspicious.
The killings seem so personal that Lottie is convinced the girls have been killed by someone they knew.
Fiona Heffernan was also due to be married, and her body is clad in a wedding dress, a lock of her hair cut off.
The case takes a darker turn that afternoon with another shocking discovery - the Broken body of a second young woman, pushed from the roof of the hospital where she worked.
Looking at Cara\'s bruised and battered body, she wonders who could have hated her enough to kill her at the happiest time of her life.
Detective Lottie Parker is first on the scene.
As she turned away from the window, she missed the shadow passing by.\' One dark winter\'s morning, bride-to-be Cara Dunne is found hanging in her home, dressed in her wedding dress, with a lock of hair removed.
with trembling hands she whipped back her hair at the nape of her neck.
Icicles of foreboding trickled down her spine. \'She shivered, though the kitchen was warm
