A review by ankysbookbubble
The Girl in the Grave by Helen Phifer
5.0
The Girl In The Grave reminded me just why I love Psychological Thrillers so much. There wasn't a dull moment in the book and I breezed through it on the tips of my toes.
I loved how fast paced it was, and yet how it managed to capture the essence of each character. I couldn't stop reading the book and only put it down to catch a few hours of sleep before I was back at it.
Beth Adams was an intriguing character and probably one of my favourites along with DS Joshua. Both of them made an awesome pair and I loved their friendship.
The story itself was nail-bitingly good, and I had a few suspects in mind as to who the killer was and I was pleased to realize I'd been right in my guess.
Overall, The Girl in The Grave is the kind of book I look for when in the mood for a fast paced psychological thriller that would keep me turning the pages until I was done with it.
I loved how fast paced it was, and yet how it managed to capture the essence of each character. I couldn't stop reading the book and only put it down to catch a few hours of sleep before I was back at it.
Beth Adams was an intriguing character and probably one of my favourites along with DS Joshua. Both of them made an awesome pair and I loved their friendship.
The story itself was nail-bitingly good, and I had a few suspects in mind as to who the killer was and I was pleased to realize I'd been right in my guess.
Overall, The Girl in The Grave is the kind of book I look for when in the mood for a fast paced psychological thriller that would keep me turning the pages until I was done with it.