A fake mustache and his accomplice abduct women to massacre and sow false trails to confuse the investigators. It will take insight Loren Muze, the investigator of the Prosecutor Paul Copeland, to smell the stench.
It thus follows several characters entangled in not possible stories, which will inevitably collide, otherwise what's the point of such a fragmentation? This therefore gives the whole complex and striking, which is quite a party. We are caught in a trap, and the more we advance in history, the more you want to understand and learn. When the first masks begin to fall, what jubilation!
The title echoes another (in the woods) because it answers some questions left unresolved at the end of it. It's just a small detail that will appeal to more picky, I think. Otherwise, I much prefer this second title, which seemed denser, cleverly constructed and panting. Not that I was disappointed by the previous, but I really hooked to this story.
Note on audio version: François d'Aubigny makes the mistake of reading Novak as is, instead of Mr. Novak refers to which Mr. I think this would have been more appreciable subtlety because it surprises to hear verbatim Novak! This is purely anecdotal, of course, Audiolib version remains a serious and fastidious adaptation of reading in general.
