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Over a year has passed since The Spatchcock Killer’s reign of terror reached its blood-drenched conclusion, but DI Gutteridge is still haunted by memories of the case. With flashbacks of discovering his wife’s mutilated remains twelve years earlier also plaguing his sleep, Gutteridge is beginning to find his corrupted life overwhelming.

But then a new crime scene materialises, one that threatens to contaminate his world even further. A crime scene that in every conceivable way seems to be a verbatim copy of one from a long way in his past. There is also a note pinned to the body, a note addressed to him.

Could one of Gutteridge’s oldest and most terrifying nemesis be back in his world to reap revenge, or is there a copy-cat intent on riding the wave of The Shropshire Ripper’s infamy? Increasingly aware that the pressures of his life are beginning to change him, will Gutteridge discover the truth and bring the killer to justice?

©2024 C. R. Clarke (P)2024 C. R. Clarke Crime Thrillers Mystery Private Investigators Thriller & Suspense Exciting Crime
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Having listened to the first book, THE ART OF KILLING . I was looking forward to the second and I wasn't disappointed
Really gripping darker than the first with good narration by Sebastian Adineri .
looking forward to the next Audiobook from C.R.Clarke

Excellent story highly recommended

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When I found out there was a sequel to The Art Of Killing, I thought that a hard act to follow, however Clarke has penned a masterful sequel that made me as deeply uncomfortable as it did utterly thrilled. Like book one, the action is relentless, but with enough texture in the pacing to give the listener a breather from time to time. But be warned, the violence is graphic, making you feel like you're stood on the sidelines watching it all unfold, but saying that, never did it feel needless. The narrator – actor Sebastian Abineri – does a wonderful job of voicing the tale, as he did in book one, and the moments where Clarke transports you into the killer's head and heart are gut churningly mesmerising.
As books go, not for the faint of heart, but if you like a touch of realism and believability in your novels, I can't recommend this enough! An unsung gem! Roll on book #3.

Uncomfortably immersive!

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