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In the Darkness is a great thriller. The novel has the right twist and turns.
This is the second book in the Zoe Bentley series.Zoe is a forensic psychologist for the FBI and known for her ability to get into the minds of psychopaths, but also for her blunt manner and lack of empathy.She and fellow agent Tatum Gray find themselves in Texas to assist with locating a killer who is burying his victims alive and using remote cameras to film and share the footage of the victims last moments in their coffins.There are some great characters like Tatum's grandfather Marvin who is...
In To The Darkness by Mike Omer is the second book in the Zoe Bentley series and it certainly continues to get better,you start to see the characters grow and rub along together greatly. Grandad Marvin, psycho cat freckles and Timothy the fish are the comedy trio that takes the edge off the darkness in this series( they definitely give you a good giggle🤣)There's still the killer from Zoe's childhood lingering in the shadows of this story but it's just enough to keep you wondering when his time u...
LolSometimes detective mysteries and FBI thrillers tell the same story over and over with different names for their characters. This is not the case with "In The Darkness" by Mike Omer. I found this novel to be exciting and very well written and while I have read many good thrillers, I have not felt excitement when reading them and now I have become a real fan of Mike Omer!The story mainly takes place in Texas and revolves around Zoe Bentley who works for the FBI as a profiler psychologist and S...
It took me an absolute age to read this purely because I had study material to read also which had to take priority.... but that doesn’t take anything away from how good this was.I’ve already pre-ordered the Zoe Bentley #3 book in the series, being released in 2020. Can’t wait!A good, solid and well written crime fiction book for fans of crime thrillers everywhere 👍🏼
Gosh the story rocked along at a cracking pace and I really enjoyed that. On reflection, yeah there were a few cringeworthy moments and bits of dialogue. On the whole I liked it and would read the next one but maybe the author could, I don't know, tone it down a bit. I'm not sure the interaction between Zoe and Tatum is realistic.
1.5 Stars — I just finished “In the Darkness” Mike Omer’s second Zoe Bentley book. I really enjoyed the first book in the series, “A Killer’s Mind” so I was hoping that this book would be just as good,if not better, than the first book ... it wasn’t. In fact the word preposterous comes to mind as I think back at all the contrived twists and turns the author chose to include in this book. “In the Darkness” once again follows Zoe Bentley a behavior analyst for the FBI and her partner, Tatum Gray,
Mike Omer is back with another impactful thriller that presents another ruthless serial killer out for some twisted revenge. Dr. Zoe Bentley is a star within the FBI’s Behavioural Analyst Unit (BAU), using her skills to profile some of the country’s worst killers. Bentley is still coming to terms with the knowledge that an acquaintance is on the loose, a serial killer in his own right. Zoe’s sister, Andrea, appears to be a target, which leaves everyone feeling a little less than safe. When Bentl...
Thank you NetGalley and Thomas & Mercer for this arc.A Killer's Mind -- the first Zoe Bentley story-- is somewhere in my kindle library, unread. So I read this second story anyways. It starts off predictably with a serial killer (to be) killing his 1st displayed victim in graphic detail.Then the story switches over to Zoe's POV. It continues this flip/flop throughout the book. But each chapter is titled with date and location so it's easy to follow along. The pacing is fairly steady, but interru...
