Official Review: Serial K Returns by Brian Gallagher
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Re: Official Review: Serial K Returns by Brian Gallagher
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There's something inherently satisfying when 'bad' guys get their just desserts! Drug dealers, pedophile priests, all seem deserving to meet their final destination whether it is at the hands of 'heroes' or unsavory characters like the Avenger. Somehow, the violence is justified, acceptable. Or not. What if these cravings for justice, for drugs, for sex, did not exist?
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Awesome cover, quite creepy and may seem scary.
Sounds interesting knowing the mind of a serial killer.
Nice Review.
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I do enjoy a good thriller, but lately I have been squeamish about detailed descriptions of gore. I'm not sure if my stomach could handle it, so I really appreciate your warning about this one. Thanks for your review.Aubrey Cana Laine wrote: ↑15 Jan 2018, 09:47 All in all, I rate this book 4 out of 4 stars. There were very little typos, and the story flowed rather well for a thriller genre. I especially liked the ending of the book because it showed that there are reasons, no matter how skewed they may be, behind every intention. A fair warning, though: this book is not for the softest of hearts due to the detailed descriptions of gore. However, I am definitely recommending this to those who love thrillers and crime/mystery.
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The coming of Serial K Returns motivates me to decide to read this later version as it reveals everything that the reader needs without reading the Serial Killer book.
In the Serial K Returns, Craig Breedlove, the same character and surviving agonised young hero in S Killer, re emerged in Serial K Returns, but this time around, he is all out for vengeance!
He and the other boys were victims of priest molestations. So, while their lives were ruined due to traumatic experiences, Craig now takes a new identity and sets to avenge for the situation they were put into by the action of the priests.
However, in a counter move, two FBI agents, Ryan and Pucci try to uncover the mystery behind the rampant killings.
The battlle is drawn!
In the book the athor reveal a murderer's mind and how it works. It also gives insight into how the young mind could be transformed into violent terroristic adult.
The book is a good read.