It holds your fancy, you start guessing what’s going to be inside, the storyline, the plot. Before you begin the story, you are intrigued by the title itself. >The book very beautifully and effortlessly narrates the above plot. >Who’s this killer? What’s his/her motive? Are all the murders linked? Is it one person behind it all? The kidnapping (and killing) of the detective?
>Given her past records, she’s taken back and no sooner she’s back in action, the killings come into picture. To be the detective she has always been, something she has known to do all her life. >She tries to get back to her normal life, to the Homicide department.
Comes out in the real world, where the sun shines bright and there is laughter and emotions, she has buried long before! >And then she breaks off, waited for a long time for this day, she flees. >While Fontaine is captivated in the cell, the darkness becomes her light, the captivator her lover and her journals her lifeline! Imagine a life of hell becomes the only source to live! >A series of teenage girls’ murders, a brutal reality hitting parents in the neighborhood. Missing for so long that she is considered dead by her people, her department. >Homicide detective Jude Fontaine goes missing. >Frasier’s put together a crime thriller in a place where you would not want to take a break before you crack the case. >This book came to me from NetGalley, an amazing source of pre-published books and the great list titles! Anne Frasier is a pseudonym for Theresa Weir > Frasier is a popular name in the league of crime and mystery thriller. A homicide detective, her struggles to stay alive by reading the body of her captivator, a failed relationship with her father, loss of emotions, coming back to the normal world and the whole series of murders of teenage girls!
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