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A few days later, a second victim is discovered killed in a similar manner. Furthermore, there is no trace of her young son. Aceasta fictiune istorica cu accente de thriller m-a tinut cu sufletul la gura! O poveste din care nu lipsesc rasturnarile de situatie si descrieri ale ororilor produse in lagarele naziste! With only twenty-four hours to make every second of Steven’s interrogation count, and scan his behavior for hidden clues, Kim and her team soon link Steven to the abduction of several vulnerable girls – two were kept for a year and then released, unharmed – but where are Melody and the others? In the novel, Mollie's parents appear submissively resigned to their fate, and only turn to beating themselves in despair after their children have gone. But more violent abductions were frequent and well-documented, and it is little surprise that the film-makers were attracted by the more dramatic possibilities of kidnapping.
When a nineteen-year-old boy, Jamie Mills, is found hanging from a tree in a local park, his death is ruled a suicide. Detective Kim Stone’s instincts tell her something isn’t right – but it’s not her investigation and her temporary replacement is too busy waiting for the next big case to be asking the right questions.
OMFG… Nail biting, thrilling, and riveting the author has pulled out all the stops… deliciously satisfying.’ NetGalley reviewer, ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ An edge-of-your-seat thriller that will leave your heart in your mouth. You will be totally hooked on the utterly addictive, number one, multi-million-copy bestselling Detective Kim Stone series. This is a fantastic novel by Angela Marsons. It has twists and turns blending with wit and emotion. Detective Kim Stone embarks on a hunt for a ruthless killer and the clues she unearths are become personal. They have a common bond with the victims but Stone is determined to find justice regardless of the outcome. When troubled teenager Sadie Winter jumps to her death from the roof of her school, the case is ruled as a suicide. But as she draws closer to unraveling the mystery behind the killings, Kim finds one of her own in grave danger.
And when more sinister killings take place, Kim realizes that this is undoubtedly the work of a more ominous figure. All across the USA, people are showing up dead. The deaths don't appear to be connected in any way until one particular death occurs and gets the Secretary of Defense's attention. He arranges for a task force to investigate. Even though this is a fiction book, in reality these things did happen, and it refreshed everything I ever learned about the war and enhanced my understanding of other things. Which I won’t discuss because it would spoil the book! I’d recommend this book to everyone. It’s a good read on its own and gives a good insight into something that many people today don’t know about the war. The book does mention the holocaust and some of what happened to people there, but it’s not overly descriptive or too disturbing to read and there is nothing really offensive in the book, apart from some characters saying derogatory slurs at others, although this shows what was happening at the time. Overall an amazing book that I’d recommend, and one I’ll be reading again!In the context of such changes, Noyce's and Olsen's assertions about the non-political nature of the film become more pertinent. Based on a true story it may be, but it is drama rather than documentary, an accurate summing-up of collective experience rather than a meticulous detailing of one personal history. Paired with the equally troubled Detective Travis, D.I Kim Stone discovers a sinister relationship between the families who own the land which has now become a crime scene. Not read any of your books Angela. And had no idea of you . I am a local girl and find it intriguing read of your scenario’s close by. My first read is Hidden scars . I certainly will be purchasing Silent Scream therefore following on from that . Easy to read so enjoyable. Please, keep these books coming. You have a new follower. Having struggled to share her work with her readers for a quarter of a decade, Angela was eventually signed by a small, dynamic publisher just when she was about to give up on her lifelong dream. More serious attempts have been rarer. The greatest successes have been those, like Charles Chauvel's 1950s classic Jedda, and Bruce Beresford's gritty 1980s film The Fringe Dwellers, which have dropped the mysticism and the mateyness in favour of a clear-eyed look at the political reality of race in Australia.
The case sparks painful childhood memories for Kim who suffered at the hands of her own abusive mother, but it just makes her more determined to uncover the truth. As Kim untangles Helen’s past, she finds a history of clinical depression. But did it drive Helen to murder her loved ones? Great book. The protagonist Inge is such a strong young woman - who sadly has to deal with so many troubling events in such a short period of time. Beth, the middle child, suffered the most. Nevertheless, she still stayed with her mother until her final moments. But now that she’s gone, Beth must face her troubled past.
The plot in this book is quite breathtaking and will have you on the edge of your seat. This is a crime fiction but with a mix of psychological thriller. In this thriller Detective Kim Stone is not just a cardboard cutout cop, she is different due to her great work ethic. More of her character is revealed in this book as she goes head-to-head with this sociopath. This character grows exceptionally as the story progresses in this series. Genius… utterly compelling… will have you gripped to the end… comes with the mother of all twists!’ NetGalley reviewer, ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
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