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  • Rogayah
  • 10-23-16

Ice Cool

Fiona seems to be made of steel. In a dangerous undercover situation she manages to negotiate all the pitfalls despite the dire consequences if there is one mis-step in her thinking.

It almost takes nerves of steel to listen to this story. Siriol Jenkins gives another excellent narrative.

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  • Viv H
  • 01-28-18

superb! drawn into this story immediately

certainly the best of the series so far. really involved with Fiona Griffiths now, gripping!

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  • Bookworm
  • 09-02-16

The creation of an excellent believable character

This is not the first book to feature police detective Fiona Griffiths, with her strange affinity with the dead, but the character is really consolidated here.

The author manages to convey her feelings and emotions and conflicts without them subsuming the plot of an undercover assignment for Fiona. I would say that the novel's main theme is conflict in its different forms, and I'm not sure that Fiona comes off best.

Very much a page turner, and I'm looking forward to reading the next in the series to see how the character is developed further, and what becomes of her.

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  • Timedout
  • 04-27-16

Too much padding out

loved it at first but got a bit frustrated by pointless descriptive parts. I wanted it to move along a bit more quickly. It feels as if it may have been written with a film in mind. Felt a bit narrow at the end - no characters left and no twist.

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  • Dr
  • 06-11-18

Original, complex, enthralling

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  • The Glamizon
  • 06-09-18

Another compelling story..

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  • Debbie Drysdale
  • 10-11-17

Great sequel

Love the storyline, I have a hard time putting book down. I more books are written