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A review by katieb94
Third Blow: A Novel of Suspense (Book 3 in the Detectives Daniels and Remalla Series) by J.T. Bishop
dark
emotional
mysterious
tense
medium-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? Character
- Strong character development? Yes
- Loveable characters? Yes
- Diverse cast of characters? Yes
- Flaws of characters a main focus? Yes
4.0
So this one is probably my favourite of the three I’ve read so far. I feel like all the characters felt rounded, none were annoying or self-centred (other than the killer) and it made for a great read!
We’re back with Detectives Daniels and Remalla but originally they’re not on the case of a murder and attempted murder until they realise it all links back The Makeup Artist.
I enjoyed the supernatural aspect a lot more in this one because of the use of tarot cards making it seem more realistic- although the main character of this one can heal people with his touch. I prefer that to throwing things with their minds.
This case was much more interesting considering there was a survivor- it proves to the detectives that their main suspect was not working alone.
He’s enlisted help.
But he’s also helping them?
The finale was very dramatic and I actually got very very worried that someone actually might get dropped off a building. The other killer was very petty with why he was doing what he was doing.
Which goes to show that you can’t always think you know someone.
I really liked this one and I’m looking forward to finishing the series and seeing how it all wraps up!
We’re back with Detectives Daniels and Remalla but originally they’re not on the case of a murder and attempted murder until they realise it all links back The Makeup Artist.
I enjoyed the supernatural aspect a lot more in this one because of the use of tarot cards making it seem more realistic- although the main character of this one can heal people with his touch. I prefer that to throwing things with their minds.
This case was much more interesting considering there was a survivor- it proves to the detectives that their main suspect was not working alone.
He’s enlisted help.
But he’s also helping them?
The finale was very dramatic and I actually got very very worried that someone actually might get dropped off a building. The other killer was very petty with why he was doing what he was doing.
Which goes to show that you can’t always think you know someone.
I really liked this one and I’m looking forward to finishing the series and seeing how it all wraps up!