The Bodies We Won't Bury: Love is Dangerous

When Constable Neil Chance comes across a fire in a local park, he does his best to save the two people who are burning. At much risk to himself, he's injured and unable to help the couple who are already dead. Not meaning to, he's earned the respect of some of his colleagues. However, DI Stephanie Saxton yells at him for interfering with her crime scene. Instead of punishing Chance, Saxon transfers him into her unit claiming that she needs more time to question Chance about his findings on that first terrible night. The bodies keep piling up ... mostly in tourist spots so they will be found quickly. This killer has been capturing and torturing his victims for years and is waiting for his opportunity to murder a police officer, so Saxon needs to surround herself with the kind of people who are willing to set themselves on fire to get the job done. Saxon is not a likeable character. She's determined, but she also has a secret agenda. She yells, she criticizes, and her personal life is a mess. Chance comes across as a dedicated officer .. but a little on the naive side. The killer is never fully explained. The kill scenes are almost gratuitous, as are the intimate moments between Chance and Saxon. I think the premise was a good one .. but it lacked a lot of everything. Many thanks to the author / BooksGoSocial / Netgalley for the digital copy of this crime fiction. Read and reviewed voluntarily, opinions expressed here are unbiased and entirely my own.

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