Thirteen: The serial killer isn't on trial. He's on the jury (Eddie Flynn Series)

Reviews

Holly Jayne | The Book Shelfie Blog

The book is comprised with characters that are easy to root for; a victim who is facing jail due to being framed, there’s spunky kick-ass females and the lawyer with a righteous outlook to help those in need. What does go on behind the scenes of a trial? I throughly enjoyed this book.

The booktrail

It's fast-paced, with no dull fillers, the only thing I found disappointing was that it had to end. Thirteen has excellent plot development; the plot moves forward with an easy and enjoyable pace, filled with engrossing courtroom drama, special services investigations and an insight into what the killer is up to per his perspective. And then there are characters that are meant to irk the reader; characters giving testimonials that you just want to shut up, shady police officers you want karma to bite on the ass, and the ruthless baddie who has little empathy. Sure, that's definitely my thing.

Sitharaam Jayakumar

But, in the big climax, I felt slightly dumbfounded with what transpired. For lack of better words - this story is nuts! There was something about the number 13 drawing me towards the book and then the caption underneath about the killer on the jury closed the deal. Literally, this was a sure 5 star read for me until the last 5% of the read.