138 Main Street - Book Review

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138 Main Street by Gavin Bell 

⭐️⭐️⭐️.75

I was captivated by the high stake cat-and-mouse dynamic of hunting a serial unaliver (it’s my favourite) but at times I felt a little disconnected to the plot and they were suddenly revealing things that I just felt were rushed (I may have just zoned out - but that isn’t exactly great for a story either, if I’m zoning out something is a miss) 

I didn’t connect with the characters and was completely in this book for the plot, it was great! 

I enjoyed the suspense of it all and the potential victims that are introduced, it really added to the suspense and danger of the serial unaliver. 
I would have loved more in the moment unalivings rather than fade to black. This would have easily brought my rating up as I prefer a little bit of darkness to my thrillers. 

I would definitely recommend this to thriller lovers looking for an easy fast paced story with a great plot, high stakes & great suspense. 

A huge thank you to the team over @likely_suspects for sending this across ! 

Out now ! 

Blurb: 

Every town has a Main Street. Now every town is a target.

Four murders. Four weeks. One impossible connection: every victim lived at 138 Main Street.

FBI Special Agent Ben Walker and rookie officer Zoe Hill know the killer’s next address. But with more than seven thousand Main Streets across America, they have no idea where he’ll strike.

Then the Main Street Killer releases his manifesto - and the murders become a warning.

His threat is nationwide. His deadline is closing in. And unless Ben and Zoe can find him, the heart of every town in America will become a killing ground.

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