Review: The Memory Killer - J.A Kerley

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Review: The Memory Killer - Book #11 Carson Ryder Series - June 2014

One of my all-time favourite crime writers happens to be J.A Kerley, so of course when his new Carson Ryder book was released. I knew I just had to read it and I knew that I would love it also, as I have yet to find one of his books which I didn't love. It's hard to believe that we are up to #11 in the Carson Ryder series. Carson has left his previous job and his best friend and partner on the force and moved away to Key West, where he had hoped to live a semi-quiet life but it seems that two things always follow Carson know matter where he tries to disappear too - out of the box murders that no-one else can solve and of course his brother Jeremy Ridgecliff who in his own right is a serial killer . In the Memory Killer , someone is out there targeting the gay community and then giving them something to have the nightmare of their life and if that wasn't enough - he is removing something that is of importance to the victims, the worst thing for Carson though is that this killer is so good , that none of the victims when they come to it can identify or even give Carson something to go on in order to catch him. If this wasn't enough on Carson's plate , it seems he has bigger problems as his psycho brother Jeremy has gone off the grid and Carson can't get hold of him and when this happens - it normally means trouble. What has Jeremy got planned and up his sleeve and what will it mean for Carson Ryder ? Also Carson gets a blast from the past with the newcomer to the force.
Another fabulous book by J.A Kerley and if you love your mysteries and murder , then Carson Ryder is the guy for you.



 

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