“The Kill List”, fifth in the 'Sam Pritchard' series, is good in parts.
Sam is drawn into a game by a serial killer - he's given a series of disguised photographs and told that unless he can identify them in time they will be killed.
As is the case with the series in general the author isn't happy with any run of the mill serial killer, this one has mad skills, a list of kills in the double digits at least, and Sam is the only one (with some help from Indie and Hermann) to realise that he exists.
And he seems to know Sam's every move in advance!
The music lyrics continue (I wish they wouldn't) and there is a peculiar chapter where Sam, Indie and Kenzie attend church and the reader is subjected to the entire sermon (I flash read it and it is nothing more than the usual religious twaddle.)
It's an easy and fast read but it just isn't particularly innovative - the plots so far in the series could mostly have been taken from existing TV shows or movies.
3 Stars.