Their Silent Graves is Book #7 in Carla Kovach’s Detective Gina Harte series, but the first one of the series and by this author that I’m reading.
Their Silent Graves
Dressed in garish Halloween costumes, two teenage girls run through a patch of dense woodland towards the outskirts of town. But before they can reach the safety of the streets beyond, they make a shocking discovery.
Following a piece of old rope, the girls find a large mound of freshly laid earth, undisturbed in the darkness of the trees. Clawing at the ground beneath them, they make contact with something solid. When they realise what they’ve discovered, the silence is broken by their piercing screams as they stare down at the shallow grave.
Without looking back, they run as fast as they can, failing to spot the person nearby watching their every move…
And when another grave is found just days later, it’s clear a serial killer is preying on the small town. But who is the killer watching now? And when will another grave be filled?
If you like Angela Marsons, Cara Hunter and Clare Mackintosh, you’ll love this heart-racing thriller from bestselling author, Carla Kovach. With gripping suspense and a twist you won’t see coming, Their Silent Graves will have you hooked from page one.
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My Review
The book has some chapters based in the past that gave more insight into motive of the killer. This fast paced story with plenty of suspense, action, secrets and all the ingredients to make this an absolutely riveting thriller that’s full of twists and turns and a Halloween vibe. The descriptions were brilliant. I would never have guessed the way it ended.
Another strong woman detective character and I’m looking forward to reading more in this series and from this author.
Meet The Author
Carla Kovach is a crime and horror author from Worcestershire. Her most popular work, the DI Gina Harte series is published by Bookouture. As well as books, she also writes stage and screenplays.
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Thanks to Bookouture and to NetGalley for this ARC for review. This is my honest opinion.
