The Accomplice

 The Accomplice

Reviewed By  Nan van Dissel       August 30, 2022

 

Author  Steve Cavanagh

Distributor:      Hachette Australia
ISBN:                 9781409198741
Publisher:         Hachette Imprint The Orion Publishing Group
Release Date:   August 2022  

   Website:   https://www.hachette.com.au

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How do you know that your husband is a serial killer? Now that she has become the most hated woman in the country will she ever get a fair trial?  She has been charged with being his partner in crime but she claims that she’s innocent. Is she just simply another victim of her notorious husband’s crimes? Charismatic ex-conman lawyer Eddie Flynn and his hardworking, talented team are back in Steve Cavanagh’s 7th book in the Eddie Flynn Thriller Series.

Flynn only represents those he believes are innocent!

Vicious serial killer, nick-named Sandman took his victims’ eyes as trophies, leaving behind sand in their place. The FBI has identified Daniel Miller, a wealthy hedge fund manager as the murderous Sandman, but he has remained at large. Instead, his wife Carrie has been charged as his accomplice in six out of the fourteen murders. Intent on saving and freeing his adored wife, Miller resumes his killing spree to protect Carrie. Meanwhile, not averse to using some underhand trickery, Flynn and his dedicated team are determined to ensure that justice is done. Now he is required to win a seemingly unwinnable court case.

Author Steve Cavanagh hasn’t disappointed his readers with the seventh book in his best-selling and award-winning Eddie Flynn series with its explosive court room drama, clever diversions and multiple twists.  ‘The Accomplice’ the latest instalment, introduced a new character Gabriel Lake, former FBI agent, who wants revenge. It would not surprise readers if this latest addition to the team becomes a permanent member.

 Although it is part of a series, I highly recommend this clever legal thriller as it can be greatly enjoyed not only as part of a series, but also as a standalone. A definite page turner until the final page and its unexpected clever conclusion.

Crime, Fiction