Alex North's third horror thriller, and it didn't disappoint! I was a fan of both "The Whisper Man" and "The Shadows," and I really enjoyed this one as well. "The Angel Maker" may have intrigued me the most of all three, actually, what with its future-telling serial killer and the philosophical themes involved--the title also drew me in in a way the other two books didn't. It's not a whole lot like the other two; it's a bit weirder, explores more ideas, and is overall a less tight story, it but made for a more interesting read.
North's writing is great as always, and the atmosphere was creepy. The story progresses a little slowly maybe, but after a while I got really invested in Lawrence's POV and the more crime-solving aspects. That said, I didn't like Kate's chapters as much, as I wasn't completely sold on her character. The story was gripping, and the ending was thrilling! Super good read.
North's writing is great as always, and the atmosphere was creepy. The story progresses a little slowly maybe, but after a while I got really invested in Lawrence's POV and the more crime-solving aspects. That said, I didn't like Kate's chapters as much, as I wasn't completely sold on her character. The story was gripping, and the ending was thrilling! Super good read.