Soul Murder

LoveReading Says

June 2010 Debut of the Month.

An excellent thriller, a novel of vengeance, betrayal and religious obsession.  Primarily it is a hunt for a serial killer who sets his victims on fire.  A young detective, Franco Patrese and his veteran partner Mark Beradino, search for a link between the apparently random victims.  There is racial and religious tension when a young Muslim becomes a suspect and to add to the complications, this coincides with a Hollywood actress, charged with killing her newborn babies, being released.  Patrese, a brilliantly flawed character, has to face his past as the bodies mount, seemingly leaving a message.  All very mysterious.  The author is a major thriller writer starting a new series under a pseudonym.  Highly recommended.

Comparison: Richard Montanari, J A Kerley, James Patterson.

Reviewed by Sarah Broadhurst
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About Soul Murder

An exciting new thriller, introducing Francesco Patrese, FBI expert on religious crime, for fans of Richard Montanari and 'Messiah'. When Pittsburgh homicide detective, Franco Patrese, and his partner Mark Beradino are called to a domestic dispute at the lawless Homewood estate events quickly spiral out of control. With two dead, Patrese believes he's got his killer - but things aren't always as simple as they seem.

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