Book review. Every Kill Step is Rangson for you.
It's Robert Hunter.
The Death Watcher | Every Kill Step Has Been Ranged For You
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The mystery man's body was hit by a car on a road through the woods, but after the autopsy, the man's toenails were removed, the bones were not broken in the manner of the man hit by the car, but it was broken, and what made him realize that he wasn't hit by the car was frozen to death, causing Detective Robert Hunter to find out why the killer did this before anyone became his victim.
The plot / storyline is good in the style of the Robert Hunter series. It's fun. It's intense. It's not very complicated. Easy to read. Easy to understand. The brutal killer. The body is in a horrible state. But what's out of the other book is the forensics process. The reader already knows that the victim wasn't hit by a car. But the autopsy will know when to win this part. In this book, the criminology is still inserted.
The execution of the story is quite fast, the puzzle, the search for the truth is interesting, making it easy to read, enjoyable, not boring, very addictive.
The early to middle content guesses are quite difficult. Many events are more than expected. The peak is not very peak. At the end of the series, the guesswork is easy to guess. The killer's guesswork for this book will answer at the end. But the interesting thing is how to do it, why to do it, what is the motivation? These are all unexpected, and the peak is very much. Although secretly similar to one of the books read before, it feels more brutal. How to choose a victim like Oh! Never met anywhere before.
In the course of the series, this series style doesn't have much, and there's nothing to indicate that this is the last book in the series, but it doesn't stick to anything, because the ending is good.
Overall, it's fun. There's nothing different from the previous book, other than a slightly more prominent autopsy, and the story of how to choose victims that have never been found anywhere. What the killer did to this victim is quite wow, because it looks so crazy that he can't guess if the killer is a psychopath or just a grudge killer, which must try to find out. This book is in the same criteria. Anyone who reads this set and can't miss it. Anyone who has never read it must try one.
Author: Chris Carter | Chris Carter
Translator: Azya Thakkul
Publisher: Fountain
Category: Translated Literature
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