One of our Books of the Year 2016.
A piercing, fast-paced and absolutely riveting read, the second book in ‘The Project Trilogy’ lives up to expectations. Having been gripped by the first in the series, I really do recommend starting with ‘Subject 375’ which was previously titled ‘The Spider in the Corner of the Room’.
Dr Maria Martinez has been found not guilty of murder, she now races to discover the truth, but what version will she find? Nikki Owen plunges you straight into the story and straight inside Maria’s head as she tells the tale in the first person. With two different time frames, plus flashbacks, you need to concentrate to keep up, but this is oh so readably addictive.
Maria has Asperger syndrome, finding myself inside her mind quickly became second nature. As I bore witness to her thoughts and actions, my own thoughts were set on a serated edge. Even though this is a wonderful all action thriller, there is a vulnerability to the writing, inducing feelings that prodded and provoked my consciousness.
Placing you firmly in a different world, balancing a razor-edged tightrope of shocks and suspense, ‘The Killing Files’ is a fabulous thriller with a difference.
No matter how fast you run, the past always catches up with you. Dr Maria Martinez is out of prison and on the run. Her mission?
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No matter how fast you run, the past always catches up with you. Dr Maria Martinez is out of prison and on the run.
The Killing Files features in the following genres: Espionage and spy thriller, Books with reviews by our Reader Review Panel, Sharing Diverse Voices, Crime and Mystery, eBooks of the Month, Thriller and Suspense, Fiction, Recommendations
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The Killing Files was written by Nikki Owen and published by Mira an imprint of Harlequin (UK)
The Killing Files has 398 pages
Yes it is part of The Project Triology series
