By Will Carver
Crime
My Review
Good Samaritans is dark and extremely brutal. It contains graphic descriptions of sex, murder and disposal. The writing style with its concise sentences and short chapters takes a while to get used to but works very well. I wasn't sure where the story was heading until suddenly. . .BAM! I'm left questioning everything I thought I knew.
The book is a character-driven narcissistic read. It's unpredictable and twisty — a deadly game of cat and mouse. It most definitely shocks and disturbs but ultimately stands out as being original and insightful.
Book Source: Purchased copy
My Rating ⭐⭐⭐
Paperback: 318 pages
Publisher: Orenda Books (15th Nov 2018)
The Blurb
Seth Beauman can't sleep. He stays up late, calling strangers from his phonebook, hoping to make a connection, while his wife, Maeve, sleeps upstairs. A crossed wire finds a suicidal Hadley Serf on the phone to Seth, thinking she is talking to The Samaritans.
But a seemingly harmless, late-night hobby turns into something more for Seth and for Hadley, and soon their late-night talks are turning into day-time meet-ups. And then this dysfunctional love story turns into something altogether darker, when Seth brings Hadley home.
And someone is watching.
The Author
He currently runs his own fitness and nutrition company, while working on his next thriller. He lives in Reading with his two children.
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