The Audible narration was effective, overcoming some of the possible weaknesses of the incomplete story.

He is hoping for a bit of sightseeing after his commitments have been executed but he is asked to attend the scene of a sadistic knife attack on a model in the Hotel Violette. I think it is an incredibly tricky aspect to get the balance just right, so that smatterings of a foreign language appeal to people both more confident in a foreign language and to those who perhaps have never had the opportunity to experiment with languages – it is a very broad brush. Alexander Gregory is a forensic psychologist and criminal profiler, delving into the dark and murky depths of some twisted human minds. Comely Camille has been left without speech and he must determine whether she can’t or whether she won’t speak.It’s not a natural inclination however, he is still challenged by internal struggles and his self control is still very much in evidence. The Police and Alex work together to try and find her attacker but soon another model is attacked, and this time she is killed. Registered address: Unit 5, Vulcan House Business Centre, Vulcan Road, Leicester, LE5 3EF, United kingdom. What I will say is that now I can’t wait for Bedlam when it comes out and I have two great series to follow by this author.

There is no wonder he is fighting his own demons and it adds a little something to the story, making it darker and deeper. When there is another victim who this time is not so lucky, the pressure is on for Alex to get to the memories locked away. I am enjoying watching Alexander Gregory grow into his character and how he separates his personal life from his work life and will be interested to learn even more about him. The victim has been unable to speak since her attack and nobody else saw the perpetrator so the police are completely baffled. In Hysteria Alex finds himself assisting on a case involving the murder of a fashion model and the attempted murder of another.When women are dying or being driven to extreme mental health conditions at the hands of powerful men in this community and around the world, I hope that we can learn one thing and remember it in times of sadness such as this. After the big revelations about his past in book one, you’d think there was little left to learn about him as a person, and yet LJ Ross still manages to drip feed new tidbits into the story all along the way, and the more I know, the more I warm to him and understand what drives who, and how, he is.