Title: South of
hell
Author:
P.J.Parrish
Genre: Crime fiction/Thriller
Blurb:
Owen Brandt is released from
prison after having committed violent crimes against women years after the strange
disappearance of his wife Jean. Although there are no proof Brandt took part in
the mysterious disappearance of his wife, PI Louis Kincaid and Joe Frye, two Miami
detectives, decide to investigate. To start their investigation, they go to a
town called Hell and find a teenage girl, hiding, frightened and confused. She
manages to tell them that her name is Amy and that she is the daughter of Jean
and Owen Brandt. The case becomes more and more difficult for the two
detectives because the Brandts were never believed to have any kids. Amy
manages to give little details about her past suggesting that her father had
killed his wife. Some secrets of Louis’ own personal past will distract him during
the investigation and may have consequences. Will Louis and Joe solve this mystery
before it is too late?
I chose this book because I
like science fiction and thrillers…
What I enjoyed about the book
are the scary passages because they make you feel unwell especially when you
read at night in the dark.
When you start reading it, you
want to finish it and know what action is going to happen just next.
I would recommend this book to
good readers who like scary, fiction and thriller books.
Level:
This book is for good readers
because of quite complicated vocabulary at some times.
Rating: 4/5 “Excellent”
Thomas 4è
