When a friend of Mariana's niece, Zoe, is found murdered she heads to Cambridge University to offer support and comfort. But when the murders continue Mariana finds herself looking into the grizzly attacks.
At the center of her investigation is Edward Fosca, the handsome and charismatic professor of Greek Tragedy and his small group of special students, all female, beautiful and from upper class families, known as the Maidens.
Mariana is convinced the Fosca is killing the Maidens one by one as some form of sacrificial rite from Greek Mythology and the Maidens are helping to cover it up. But the closer she comes to discovering the truth the more dangerous it becomes for her and her niece.
The was an amazing psychological suspense that I couldn't put down. And just when I thought I had things figured out the author surprised me again. I did not see this ending coming. I easily gave this book 5 stars and look forward to reading his next book.
At the center of her investigation is Edward Fosca, the handsome and charismatic professor of Greek Tragedy and his small group of special students, all female, beautiful and from upper class families, known as the Maidens.
Mariana is convinced the Fosca is killing the Maidens one by one as some form of sacrificial rite from Greek Mythology and the Maidens are helping to cover it up. But the closer she comes to discovering the truth the more dangerous it becomes for her and her niece.
The was an amazing psychological suspense that I couldn't put down. And just when I thought I had things figured out the author surprised me again. I did not see this ending coming. I easily gave this book 5 stars and look forward to reading his next book.