Like This, For Ever (2013) (Lost in the U.S.) (Bantam Press)S. J. Bolton
Grade: A
Genre: gothic thriller horror
Sex scenes: n/a, but seriously the most frustrating sexual tension I've ever read
Source: NetGalley
Lacey Flint series: (1) Now You See Me, (1.5) If Snow Hadn't Fallen, (2) Dead Scared, (3) Like This, For Ever
S. J. Bolton scares the living shit out of me.
And yes, that’s exaggerating just
a little, but it’s 3:24am, I’ve been reading for something like 5 hours, couldn’t
wait to start reviewing and considering how much of my EU essay I’ve neglected,
I’m in the exaggerating mood.
In just eight weeks, five young
boys between 10 and 11 years old have gone missing around London, and the
killer is picking up the pace. The victims are disappearing faster and bodies are
turning up quicker; the latest discovery of the bodies of twin brothers Jason
and Joshua is just one more reason for parents across the capital to give their
sons curfews. It won’t be long before the Met starts getting the blame.
