Ali
I don’t know why anthropomorphizing animal serial killers makes it more compelling but it just works.
We’re again drawn into the sleepy town of Woodbrook although there remains an underlying unease after the events of the first series. The pages fly by as you know the town won’t stay quiet for long and the ensuing escalation is epic.
Much like the previous volume of “Between the Trees”, I’m left wanting a bit more. More about what motivated Samantha’s first (and shocking) murders. More about what happens next cause my goodness someone needs their comeuppance.
Thank you to NetGalley and IDW Publishing for the opportunity to read and review.
I don’t know why anthropomorphizing animal serial killers makes it more compelling but it just works.
We’re again drawn into the sleepy town of Woodbrook although there remains an underlying unease after the events of the first series. The pages fly by as you know the town won’t stay quiet for long and the ensuing escalation is epic.
Much like the previous volume of “Between the Trees”, I’m left wanting a bit more. More about what motivated Samantha’s first (and shocking) murders. More about what happens next cause my goodness someone needs their comeuppance.
Thank you to NetGalley and IDW Publishing for the opportunity to read and review.