the suspect book review michael robotham

I really recommend you read these books in order and the first, Suspect, remains my favourite. This is the last Joe O’Loughlin book (for now) and this makes me so sad. I do know, however, that I love Joe O’Loughlin and Vincent Ruiz and they have probably ruined me a bit when it comes to this new series.īook Review: The Other Wife by Michael Robotham (Joe O’Loughlin #9) I’m not even sure where I want him to go with them myself. I will admit to not being sure where Robotham is going with Cyrus and Evie. Actually, it’s Evie, in particular, whom I find underwhelming. But… I’m just not a huge fan of Cyrus and Evie’s. His plots don’t get convoluted and there’s always enough tension to have you flicking pages like crazy to reach the resolution. Robotham’s writing is, as always, superior to most other thriller writers out there. It was good but it was the subplot of Cyrus’s schizophrenic brother, Elias, which had me hooked. The main mystery plot this time revolves around the kidnapping of two women. I would personally not recommend anyone read the series out of order as there is a lot of back story for the two leads. This is the third book featuring Cyrus Haven, a forensic psychologist, and his boarder, Evie Cormac, who comes with a pretty distressing personal history which was revealed in book two. Suspect is a powerhouse first novel, intricately crafted and chillingly authentic.Book Review: Lying Beside You by Michael Robotham (Cyrus Haven #3) Michael Robotham possesses the rare ability to create fully believable characters, fashion terrific dialogue, and generate nonstop suspense. As Joe begins to suspect that one of his patients may be responsible, the police zero in on him.

Then, when the police ask for his help in solving the brutal murder of a woman they assume is a prostitute, he's horrified to recognize the victim as a nurse he once worked with, and with whom he had a bit of a past. Recently diagnosed with Parkinson's disease, he's dreading the inevitable and all too palpable deterioration of his body and mind. But Joe's snug, happy world is crumbling. At forty-two, psychiatrist Joe O'Loughlin seems to have it all: a thriving practice, a beautiful wife, an adoring daughter. The hunter becomes the hunted when an expert consultant in a baffling murder case becomes the prime suspect in Michael Robotham's stunning debut thriller.

The suspect book review michael robotham