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The Coyote
In London, a shocking incident unfolded as Lana, on holiday from Thailand with her husband, mysteriously vanished in the blink of an eye. Frantic with worry, her husband scoured the streets, calling out her name and searching every corner in a desperate attempt to find her.
Eventually, he stumbled upon her lifeless, blood-soaked body lying on the ground, and at that moment, a part of him died with her. The grief and uncertainty of how to move forward consumed him.
Meanwhile, the story takes a different turn as we learn about young Detective Choo, a twenty-six-year-old who has always been considered an outcast. He has always had a peculiar fascination with insects that captivated his attention. Little did anyone know; this obsession would lead him down a dark path toward the possibility of linking them to a crime scene.
The Coyote delves into the chilling details of these intertwined narratives, exploring Lana's mysterious disappearance and death and the unsettling connection between Choo's passion for insects and a potential crime. How the puzzle pieces fit together makes for an unforgettable reading experience.
Eventually, he stumbled upon her lifeless, blood-soaked body lying on the ground, and at that moment, a part of him died with her. The grief and uncertainty of how to move forward consumed him.
Meanwhile, the story takes a different turn as we learn about young Detective Choo, a twenty-six-year-old who has always been considered an outcast. He has always had a peculiar fascination with insects that captivated his attention. Little did anyone know; this obsession would lead him down a dark path toward the possibility of linking them to a crime scene.
The Coyote delves into the chilling details of these intertwined narratives, exploring Lana's mysterious disappearance and death and the unsettling connection between Choo's passion for insects and a potential crime. How the puzzle pieces fit together makes for an unforgettable reading experience.
201 pages, Kindle Edition
Published September 29, 2023
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About the author
David B. Bond
9 books5 followersDavid Bond has loved mystery and horror for as long as he can remember. A retired Floridian now living in Thailand, David spends his days pursuing his passion for writing. Crediting his co-workers for pushing him into writing his debut novel ‘The Cemetery 6: Tales of Terror,’ released in September of 2022. David puts pen to paper with his creative imagination, continuously straddling fear of the unknown and the excitement of the thrill. After writing the 2nd and 3rd installments in the series, David began focusing on new projects.
In his latest book, ‘The Coyote-A Young Detective Choo Murder Mystery’, David looks at the incredible work of police detectives from a different perspective.
When he’s not writing his next great book, David can be found with his beloved wife Annah, exploring the land of smiles, and immersing themselves in Thai culture and traditions.
David stays actively involved in his Thai community by volunteering at the local “International Committee of the Red Cross” office. He often speaks with teens at the local high school in Nan about the English Language and encourages them to follow their dreams.
In his latest book, ‘The Coyote-A Young Detective Choo Murder Mystery’, David looks at the incredible work of police detectives from a different perspective.
When he’s not writing his next great book, David can be found with his beloved wife Annah, exploring the land of smiles, and immersing themselves in Thai culture and traditions.
David stays actively involved in his Thai community by volunteering at the local “International Committee of the Red Cross” office. He often speaks with teens at the local high school in Nan about the English Language and encourages them to follow their dreams.
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September 29, 2023
As a fan of detective stories, this being my second book of the author, I found "The Coyote" to be a thrilling and adrenaline-pumping read. The novel is a gripping and suspenseful thriller that intricately weaves together the lives of multiple characters within a complex web of mystery, violence, and deception. It all starts with Lana's brutal attack during a game of hide-and-seek in Europe, igniting a series of interconnected events that involve various characters.
Detective Choo, is assigned to investigate the murder of a woman found on a farm. As he delves into the case, he uncovers a potential connection between this murder and the disappearance of other women, leading to the possibility of a serial killer on the loose.
The narrative explores themes of obsession, revenge, and the psychological toll of pursuing justice.As the story unfolds, the reader is drawn into a dark and suspenseful world where secrets are gradually revealed. The writing is vivid and descriptive, immersing the reader in the settings and emotions of the characters.Throughout the book, there is a constant sense of tension and unease as the characters grapple with their own demons and the horrifying crimes that surround them.
The author skillfully builds suspense, keeping the reader engaged and eager to uncover the truth behind the mysteries.In "The Coyote," David Bond has crafted a compelling and atmospheric thriller that explores the darkest corners of human nature.
The intricate plot, well-developed characters, and skillful writing make it a captivating read for fans of suspense and mystery novels. Bond's ability to delve into the minds of his characters and convey their inner turmoil adds depth and complexity to the narrative, making "The Coyote" a standout in the genre. Highly recommend and eagerly waiting for the next book.
Detective Choo, is assigned to investigate the murder of a woman found on a farm. As he delves into the case, he uncovers a potential connection between this murder and the disappearance of other women, leading to the possibility of a serial killer on the loose.
The narrative explores themes of obsession, revenge, and the psychological toll of pursuing justice.As the story unfolds, the reader is drawn into a dark and suspenseful world where secrets are gradually revealed. The writing is vivid and descriptive, immersing the reader in the settings and emotions of the characters.Throughout the book, there is a constant sense of tension and unease as the characters grapple with their own demons and the horrifying crimes that surround them.
The author skillfully builds suspense, keeping the reader engaged and eager to uncover the truth behind the mysteries.In "The Coyote," David Bond has crafted a compelling and atmospheric thriller that explores the darkest corners of human nature.
The intricate plot, well-developed characters, and skillful writing make it a captivating read for fans of suspense and mystery novels. Bond's ability to delve into the minds of his characters and convey their inner turmoil adds depth and complexity to the narrative, making "The Coyote" a standout in the genre. Highly recommend and eagerly waiting for the next book.
November 12, 2023
So, it has been a while since I last read a mystery novel and thankfully, author, David B. Bond, has given me an extremely intriguing mystery novel called “The Coyote” and man, was this such an interesting mystery novel to read!
The book starts off with a couple who were walking in the streets together when all of a sudden, the woman named Lana was murdered by a female passerby and Lana’s death ended up traumatizing her husband. It was then that Lana’s husband decided to go on a murdering spree to avenge the death of his wife Lana and he ends up murdering any woman who has blonde hair. This string of murders has attracted the attention of the police force and the police ended up hiring a young and capable detective named Choochai Sirisi, also known as Choo, and Detective Choo ends up spending most of the book trying to find out who has been murdering all of these innocent women.
David B. Bond has done a fantastic job at writing this book! I loved the way that the characters are written, as each character are extremely interesting and I especially loved the main character Choochai Sirisi himself, as he is shown as being an intelligent and nice detective who tries his best to get the job done. I also loved the fact that this story takes place in Thailand as I love reading books that take place in different countries and it was awesome seeing how the culture of Thailand is like. Another thing that I loved about this book was just how exciting this book was. David B. Bond has done a brilliant job at making the book both intense and exciting at the same time as we follow Choo’s determination in solving this murder case and trying not to get killed by the murderer. I was literally sitting on the edge of my seat, hoping that Choo would not get killed by the murderer while he was solving the case. I also loved the plot twist towards the end of this book as I did not see that coming and it really made the entire book even more enjoyable to read!
For anyone who does not like violent content, this book revolves around a murder and so, there are many graphic depictions of dead bodies, such as maggots crawling over the dead bodies, that might be a bit nauseating for some readers to handle. Also, for me personally, I felt that the ending of this book was a bit rushed as there were some plot threads that were left hanging. But, since this is the first book in the “Young Detective Choo Murder Mystery” series, it does make sense to leave some plot threads hanging in order to solve them in the next book.
Overall, “The Coyote” is a fantastic murder mystery that you should definitely read! Even if the mention of dead bodies might be a bit much for some readers and the ending was a bit rushed, this murder mystery novel does a fantastic job at keeping readers entertained from beginning to end and it is definitely a murder mystery novel that is worth reading!
Review is also on: Rabbit Ears Book Blog
The book starts off with a couple who were walking in the streets together when all of a sudden, the woman named Lana was murdered by a female passerby and Lana’s death ended up traumatizing her husband. It was then that Lana’s husband decided to go on a murdering spree to avenge the death of his wife Lana and he ends up murdering any woman who has blonde hair. This string of murders has attracted the attention of the police force and the police ended up hiring a young and capable detective named Choochai Sirisi, also known as Choo, and Detective Choo ends up spending most of the book trying to find out who has been murdering all of these innocent women.
David B. Bond has done a fantastic job at writing this book! I loved the way that the characters are written, as each character are extremely interesting and I especially loved the main character Choochai Sirisi himself, as he is shown as being an intelligent and nice detective who tries his best to get the job done. I also loved the fact that this story takes place in Thailand as I love reading books that take place in different countries and it was awesome seeing how the culture of Thailand is like. Another thing that I loved about this book was just how exciting this book was. David B. Bond has done a brilliant job at making the book both intense and exciting at the same time as we follow Choo’s determination in solving this murder case and trying not to get killed by the murderer. I was literally sitting on the edge of my seat, hoping that Choo would not get killed by the murderer while he was solving the case. I also loved the plot twist towards the end of this book as I did not see that coming and it really made the entire book even more enjoyable to read!
For anyone who does not like violent content, this book revolves around a murder and so, there are many graphic depictions of dead bodies, such as maggots crawling over the dead bodies, that might be a bit nauseating for some readers to handle. Also, for me personally, I felt that the ending of this book was a bit rushed as there were some plot threads that were left hanging. But, since this is the first book in the “Young Detective Choo Murder Mystery” series, it does make sense to leave some plot threads hanging in order to solve them in the next book.
Overall, “The Coyote” is a fantastic murder mystery that you should definitely read! Even if the mention of dead bodies might be a bit much for some readers and the ending was a bit rushed, this murder mystery novel does a fantastic job at keeping readers entertained from beginning to end and it is definitely a murder mystery novel that is worth reading!
Review is also on: Rabbit Ears Book Blog
September 20, 2023
In a world dominated by seasoned detectives with a taste for alcohol-soaked vices and the occasional broken relationship, “The Coyote: A Young Detective Choo Murder Mystery” by David B. Bond introduces readers to a refreshingly new protagonist – 26-year-old Choochai Sirisi, or Detective Choo. The story breathes life into the genre by introducing readers to a character who combines the quick thinking and deductive prowess of Sherlock Holmes with an unusual skill set and deep understanding of Forensic Entomology. The character of Detective Choo is beautifully developed by the author, striking a balance between youthful vigor and keen intellect. His evolution throughout the novel is a testament to the author’s skill in character crafting. Choochai’s dedication to his craft, paired with his unique forensic expertise, makes him a captivating lead, and readers will find themselves rooting for his success.
The story takes an interesting turn when Detective Choo is handed the perplexing case of a murdered female tourist found discarded in a farmer’s field on the picturesque Jomtien Beach in Thailand. All evidence points toward Coral Island, off the coast of Pattaya Beach, as another girl had mysteriously vanished from the island. As Choo delves into the investigation, readers get invited to a rollercoaster ride filled with twists, turns, and mind-bending misdirection.
What sets Detective Choo apart from the run-of-the-mill detectives is his unique ability as a Forensic Entomologist. While analyzing insects on a corpse might not be everyone’s cup of tea, Choochai Sirisi excels in this field, bringing exceptional skill to the police force’s arsenal. Bond’s narrative ingeniously integrates the practice of Forensic Entomology into the story, offering readers a captivating glimpse into this unusual yet highly valuable crime-solving technique.
The writing of David Bond is both engaging and immersive, easily transporting readers to the sun-drenched beaches of Thailand, where the mystery unfolds. The author adeptly captures the essence of the setting, enriching the narrative with vivid descriptions that make you feel the sea breeze and hear the waves crashing against the shore.
“The Coyote: A Young Detective Choo Murder Mystery” is a thrilling and inventive addition to the world of detective fiction. David B. Bond’s ability to blend classic detective elements with a modern twist and a unique skill set makes this book a must-read for fans of the genre. As Detective Choo unravels the intricacies of the murder mystery on the Thai beaches, readers will be drawn into a world of intrigue and forensic fascination, making “The Coyote” a standout novel in the genre. The most standout feature of the narrative is how it not only entertains but also inspires a new wave of detective storytelling that breaks free from the mold.
The story takes an interesting turn when Detective Choo is handed the perplexing case of a murdered female tourist found discarded in a farmer’s field on the picturesque Jomtien Beach in Thailand. All evidence points toward Coral Island, off the coast of Pattaya Beach, as another girl had mysteriously vanished from the island. As Choo delves into the investigation, readers get invited to a rollercoaster ride filled with twists, turns, and mind-bending misdirection.
What sets Detective Choo apart from the run-of-the-mill detectives is his unique ability as a Forensic Entomologist. While analyzing insects on a corpse might not be everyone’s cup of tea, Choochai Sirisi excels in this field, bringing exceptional skill to the police force’s arsenal. Bond’s narrative ingeniously integrates the practice of Forensic Entomology into the story, offering readers a captivating glimpse into this unusual yet highly valuable crime-solving technique.
The writing of David Bond is both engaging and immersive, easily transporting readers to the sun-drenched beaches of Thailand, where the mystery unfolds. The author adeptly captures the essence of the setting, enriching the narrative with vivid descriptions that make you feel the sea breeze and hear the waves crashing against the shore.
“The Coyote: A Young Detective Choo Murder Mystery” is a thrilling and inventive addition to the world of detective fiction. David B. Bond’s ability to blend classic detective elements with a modern twist and a unique skill set makes this book a must-read for fans of the genre. As Detective Choo unravels the intricacies of the murder mystery on the Thai beaches, readers will be drawn into a world of intrigue and forensic fascination, making “The Coyote” a standout novel in the genre. The most standout feature of the narrative is how it not only entertains but also inspires a new wave of detective storytelling that breaks free from the mold.
September 13, 2023
“The Coyote: A Young Detective Choo Murder Mystery” is a book that is so well executed that it is devoured in less than a day. It’s dynamic, it hooks from the beginning, is entertaining and constantly leaves you with an insatiable thirst to know more. To know how far the characters can go. To know how this whole mess is going to end and who is telling the truth.
The story introduces us to Detective Choo, an eccentric but brilliant investigator with an unusual interest for insects. This unique character trait immediately sets the tone for a narrative that promises a fresh and innovative approach to crime-solving, and his expertise in forensic entomology becomes a crucial element in uncovering the truth behind the crime. I think he's a unique and likable character.
He is called to investigate a murder case involving the body of Jennifer Winter, an American tourist who had gone missing and was found dead near a farm in Thailand. But that is only the beginning of this mysterious case that goes beyond what they thought. The plot is set out in such a way that you want to know more and more. It is an addictive story, one of those that you can read in an afternoon and from which you cannot detach yourself until you know the ending.
One of the novel's strengths lies in its ability to build tension and curiosity surrounding the identity of the killer and their motives. As Detective Choo unravels the intricacies of the case and faces a life-threatening situation, the reader is drawn deeper into the mystery, eagerly awaiting each revelation, and full of dramatic twist.
It strikes an excellent balance between layered characters facing danger and obstacles, suspense, and mystery. Topics like trust, betrayal, and darkness add depth to the story.
The author creates an atmosphere of mystery that catches you and makes you put yourself in everyone's shoes.
Something that is interesting is how there are chapters that delves into the mind of the mysterious killer, raising questions about their motivations and psychological state.
If I had to describe this book with a single word, it would be: Captivating. It got 5 stars and deservedly so. You have to read it yes or yes!
The story introduces us to Detective Choo, an eccentric but brilliant investigator with an unusual interest for insects. This unique character trait immediately sets the tone for a narrative that promises a fresh and innovative approach to crime-solving, and his expertise in forensic entomology becomes a crucial element in uncovering the truth behind the crime. I think he's a unique and likable character.
He is called to investigate a murder case involving the body of Jennifer Winter, an American tourist who had gone missing and was found dead near a farm in Thailand. But that is only the beginning of this mysterious case that goes beyond what they thought. The plot is set out in such a way that you want to know more and more. It is an addictive story, one of those that you can read in an afternoon and from which you cannot detach yourself until you know the ending.
One of the novel's strengths lies in its ability to build tension and curiosity surrounding the identity of the killer and their motives. As Detective Choo unravels the intricacies of the case and faces a life-threatening situation, the reader is drawn deeper into the mystery, eagerly awaiting each revelation, and full of dramatic twist.
It strikes an excellent balance between layered characters facing danger and obstacles, suspense, and mystery. Topics like trust, betrayal, and darkness add depth to the story.
The author creates an atmosphere of mystery that catches you and makes you put yourself in everyone's shoes.
Something that is interesting is how there are chapters that delves into the mind of the mysterious killer, raising questions about their motivations and psychological state.
If I had to describe this book with a single word, it would be: Captivating. It got 5 stars and deservedly so. You have to read it yes or yes!
September 18, 2023
I really enjoyed reading this book. It is well written. It was an engrossing short read that I read in one sitting.
it engages the reader from the outset. It is fast paced and the suspense is well maintained.
Detective Choo is a quirky and intelligent investigator. He’s deeply interested in insects! Each to their own, I guess. His Entomology expertise is focal to the solving of this case. It’s an entertaining read. Choo himself is equally entertaining.
Lana and her husband like to play bizarre hide and seek games in Europe. Make of that what you will!
Detective Choo is investigating the murder case of an American tourist who had gone AWOL and was later found dead near a farm in Thailand. Some were against Choo being given the investigation to handle owing to both his youth ( he’s 26) and because of hi unusual personality quirks. It’s not a simple investigation and there are many red herrings.
The tension in the tale is well maintained and much drama abounds. Choo’s life is in jeopardy at one point.
It is a dark book in parts as the damaged psyche of the killer is explored.
Choo is fighting fires from all angles as he investigates. Information about the investigation is leaked to the press without authorisation at one point, which greatly irritates Choo’s Chief.
I would recommend this mystery to others.
Thanks to Book Sirens for providing me with an ARC. I leave this review voluntarily.
it engages the reader from the outset. It is fast paced and the suspense is well maintained.
Detective Choo is a quirky and intelligent investigator. He’s deeply interested in insects! Each to their own, I guess. His Entomology expertise is focal to the solving of this case. It’s an entertaining read. Choo himself is equally entertaining.
Lana and her husband like to play bizarre hide and seek games in Europe. Make of that what you will!
Detective Choo is investigating the murder case of an American tourist who had gone AWOL and was later found dead near a farm in Thailand. Some were against Choo being given the investigation to handle owing to both his youth ( he’s 26) and because of hi unusual personality quirks. It’s not a simple investigation and there are many red herrings.
The tension in the tale is well maintained and much drama abounds. Choo’s life is in jeopardy at one point.
It is a dark book in parts as the damaged psyche of the killer is explored.
Choo is fighting fires from all angles as he investigates. Information about the investigation is leaked to the press without authorisation at one point, which greatly irritates Choo’s Chief.
I would recommend this mystery to others.
Thanks to Book Sirens for providing me with an ARC. I leave this review voluntarily.
October 4, 2023
3.5 stars rounded off to 4.
Keeps you guessing until the end
I have always been interested in insects, and a murder mystery based on forensic entomology intrigued me. This, coupled with a smart detective, made me grab this book and start reading it right away. I was not disappointed in the beginning - we get right to the action, and the murderer's motive is clear. Chapters from the killer's point of view give readers an insight into their twisted mind and keep the mystery alive. And I love a story that keeps me guessing till the end.
But there were two main things that did not meet my expectations:
1. There wasn't enough forensic entomology. I expected to learn more about insects and the actual process of forensic entomology since the author provides a fantastic introduction to the subject. I would have loved to learn more about insects and how they are used in forensics.
2. The killer's reveal and the conclusion were too rushed.
On a different note, I also didn't love the way the women were written in this book or the men's jokes about them. For instance, Choo's partner dotes on him, but he doesn't appreciate her enough. Even when talking about her with his friend, he says he won't look at other women because he is scared his partner will kill him. Not because he loves her. This aspect did not affect my rating of the book. I still wanted to point it out.
I received an advance review copy for free, and I am leaving this review voluntarily.
Keeps you guessing until the end
I have always been interested in insects, and a murder mystery based on forensic entomology intrigued me. This, coupled with a smart detective, made me grab this book and start reading it right away. I was not disappointed in the beginning - we get right to the action, and the murderer's motive is clear. Chapters from the killer's point of view give readers an insight into their twisted mind and keep the mystery alive. And I love a story that keeps me guessing till the end.
But there were two main things that did not meet my expectations:
1. There wasn't enough forensic entomology. I expected to learn more about insects and the actual process of forensic entomology since the author provides a fantastic introduction to the subject. I would have loved to learn more about insects and how they are used in forensics.
2. The killer's reveal and the conclusion were too rushed.
On a different note, I also didn't love the way the women were written in this book or the men's jokes about them. For instance, Choo's partner dotes on him, but he doesn't appreciate her enough. Even when talking about her with his friend, he says he won't look at other women because he is scared his partner will kill him. Not because he loves her. This aspect did not affect my rating of the book. I still wanted to point it out.
I received an advance review copy for free, and I am leaving this review voluntarily.
January 13, 2024
Unfortunately this book wasn’t for me. I was very intrigued when I read the description of the book, I thought the idea of a detective specialising in Forensic Entomology would be a really good main character idea and something to really explore, especially with the introduction of the subject by the author at the beginning of the book so the audience would understand it.
Unfortunately that subject was not discussed as much as I would have liked. I felt that this topic could have been explored a lot more with this being portrayed as the main character’s speciality. I think more on this subject would have made the book stand out more as not just a normal detective novel.
During the first half of the book I was struggling to keep going as I felt like the story hadn’t progressed much. I enjoyed that the main characters girlfriend and Uncle were included in the story
I would like to thank the publishers for giving me the opportunity to read this book as I’m sure there will be other people that have or will enjoy this book and would suggest people give it a go as everyone has different tastes!
Unfortunately that subject was not discussed as much as I would have liked. I felt that this topic could have been explored a lot more with this being portrayed as the main character’s speciality. I think more on this subject would have made the book stand out more as not just a normal detective novel.
During the first half of the book I was struggling to keep going as I felt like the story hadn’t progressed much. I enjoyed that the main characters girlfriend and Uncle were included in the story
I would like to thank the publishers for giving me the opportunity to read this book as I’m sure there will be other people that have or will enjoy this book and would suggest people give it a go as everyone has different tastes!
This entire review has been hidden because of spoilers.
November 28, 2023
Thank You David B. Bond and BookSirens
This was a fun whodonit mystery with many red herrings throughout. Detective Choo is a funny yet intelligent gum shoe. This writer has a way of describing a scene so well that the reader can see it. This story would make a good movie. There are some really dark moments which I really creeped me out. This is a quick read that keeps the reader engaged to the very end. I would recommend this book to others.
This was a fun whodonit mystery with many red herrings throughout. Detective Choo is a funny yet intelligent gum shoe. This writer has a way of describing a scene so well that the reader can see it. This story would make a good movie. There are some really dark moments which I really creeped me out. This is a quick read that keeps the reader engaged to the very end. I would recommend this book to others.
This entire review has been hidden because of spoilers.
July 19, 2024
This is a brilliant read.
Wonderful well written plot and story line that had me engaged from the start.
Love the well fleshed out characters and found them believable.
Great suspense and found myself second guessing every thought I had continuously.
Can't wait to read what the author brings out next.
Recommend reading.
I read a complimentary advance copy of the book; this is my voluntary and honest review.
Wonderful well written plot and story line that had me engaged from the start.
Love the well fleshed out characters and found them believable.
Great suspense and found myself second guessing every thought I had continuously.
Can't wait to read what the author brings out next.
Recommend reading.
I read a complimentary advance copy of the book; this is my voluntary and honest review.
September 15, 2023
This is a good first book in a series. I received an advance copy and enjoyed the read. Characters are interesting and I liked Detective Choo. Wasn't sure who the killer was until about 3/4 through the book then there was a line that gave me the idea. Looking forward to the rest of the series. Pretty cool
September 24, 2023
I enjoyed this book from beginning to end. Only a little over 200 pages so it is an easy read. Kept me guessing throughout about the killer's identity. I liked Young Detective Choo's character and his relationship with his chief and his girlfriend.. Looking forward to reading the next book in the series. I received this book as an advance reader copy. Thank you.
September 26, 2023
I read the author's series called The Cemetery 6 and liked it but this is better since it is not short stories. There are very few good mystery books written with Thailand as the setting. Being from Thailand, I could relate to the area the author was writing about. Looking forward to the next book in the series.
October 9, 2023
Detective Choo has his work cut put for . Coming from a family of police and military veteran in Thailand . When some visiting girls with a similar description are found long dead he is called I. With a degree in entomology his expertise is needed to figure out when and where they died.
I received an advance review copy for free, and I am leaving this review voluntarily.
I received an advance review copy for free, and I am leaving this review voluntarily.
September 26, 2023
I enjoyed this book. It was fast paced and an easy read. I found Detective Choo's Forensic skills interesting and it kept me guessing throughout. Good first book in the series. Good book for young adults.
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