Full of suspense and surprises, this book will not disappoint. There were twists and turns along the way that kept me guessing and I found myself really analyzing the story, looking for clues while I was trying to solve the mystery along with Ireland. I was pulled into the story and really couldn't put it down.
The plot of this story is excellent, truly well thought out. But can she convince the others that it isn't Campbell and find the real killer? She is right, isn't she, it couldn't possibly be Campbell.
She can't say how she knows, she just does. When the murders begin, Ireland assists with the case, but she knows the letter wasn't written by Campbell. Fast forward to the present, when a letter which is delivered to high profile reporter Brendan Mahon, signifying that Campbell is back. Former detective Elizabeth Ireland was the lead detective in the case against serial killer Ross Campbell, AKA Tear Drop over 10 years ago, when he disappeared off the grid. Book 2, Insincere, is coming soon.ĥ Stars! This book grabbed my attention from the very beginning. Tear Drop is the first book in the new Irish crime thriller series featuring Detective Elizabeth Ireland.
With the crimes of the past echoing in the present, can she find the killer before he comes for her? She embarks upon a frightening psychological journey to uncover the killer's identity, where she's pulled into a lethal game in which the killer sets the rules and waits for her next move. However, only she believes that Campbell didn’t send the letter. As death stalks the dark streets of Cork City, it soon becomes clear to the police and the media that a serial killer is on the loose.Įlizabeth Ireland, a former detective with The Metropolitan Police, was the lead investigator on the original case when Campbell vanished. Ross Campbell vanished almost a decade ago, and since then nothing has been heard from the serial killer known as Teardrop.until now.Īn Irish newspaper receives a chilling letter claiming to be from Campbell, which promises a new reign of terror. The crimes of the past echo in the present.
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