(Thank you to the Publisher and NetGalley for allowing me to read and review this book)
Hunger Moon (The Huntress/FBI Thrillers #5) by Alexandra Sokoloff is another edgy suspense. This is part of a series, but is easily read as a stand-alone book. It helps to understand Cara Lindstrom if you read the books in order, but it is not necessary. Cara feels the need to help avenge certain victims of sexual abuse and rape. She knows personally how devastating rape and violent abuse can be to women. Her notoriety has inflamed a following of college students to take action against the frat boys in colleges and universities across the southwest. The skeletal faces and symbols of “Lady Death’ or Santa Muerte are appearing at the scenes of crimes and violent protests.
FBI Special Agent Mathew Roark knows Cara is a serial killer for justice, but he understands that the current laws are not protecting and bringing justice to the young women who have been the victims of rape and violence. He is in a conflict about Cara, but he sees more trouble because of the group of women who are ready to expedite their own form of justice.
One of my favorite parts of this story is the advice given to Cara from the tiny ‘Spider Grandmother’.
Hunger Moon (The Huntress/FBI Thrillers #5) by Alexandra Sokoloff is another edgy suspense. This is part of a series, but is easily read as a stand-alone book. It helps to understand Cara Lindstrom if you read the books in order, but it is not necessary. Cara feels the need to help avenge certain victims of sexual abuse and rape. She knows personally how devastating rape and violent abuse can be to women. Her notoriety has inflamed a following of college students to take action against the frat boys in colleges and universities across the southwest. The skeletal faces and symbols of “Lady Death’ or Santa Muerte are appearing at the scenes of crimes and violent protests.
FBI Special Agent Mathew Roark knows Cara is a serial killer for justice, but he understands that the current laws are not protecting and bringing justice to the young women who have been the victims of rape and violence. He is in a conflict about Cara, but he sees more trouble because of the group of women who are ready to expedite their own form of justice.
One of my favorite parts of this story is the advice given to Cara from the tiny ‘Spider Grandmother’.
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