I would first like to begin by thanking BookishFirst for providing me an ARC of this book for this review.
The start of this book is pretty shocking because it starts with a murdered man being discovered inside the tunnels of Paris and the only clue is a tarot card in his pocket called the Hanged Man (yay title!). However, an innocent person gets accused of the kill. Inspector Paul Mazarelle takes it upon himself to go and find the real killer and bring justice to the accused innocent. It gets pretty gruesome at some parts so a fair bit of warning there.
This book definitely had me on the edge of my seat - honestly I thought the plotline was pretty well carried out. I can't go into too many details otherwise the magic of the book would be ruined, but I would say that this book is perfect for reading when it is a cold rainy day and you simply feel the laziness in the air. Overall, I'd rate it a 3/5.
The start of this book is pretty shocking because it starts with a murdered man being discovered inside the tunnels of Paris and the only clue is a tarot card in his pocket called the Hanged Man (yay title!). However, an innocent person gets accused of the kill. Inspector Paul Mazarelle takes it upon himself to go and find the real killer and bring justice to the accused innocent. It gets pretty gruesome at some parts so a fair bit of warning there.
This book definitely had me on the edge of my seat - honestly I thought the plotline was pretty well carried out. I can't go into too many details otherwise the magic of the book would be ruined, but I would say that this book is perfect for reading when it is a cold rainy day and you simply feel the laziness in the air. Overall, I'd rate it a 3/5.