Review: Let Me Go - Chelsea Cain

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Do you enjoy Serial Killer Novels ? Have you been following Chelsea Cain's series "Gretchen and Archie" ?
Get ready for Book #6 - Let Me Go.
 
Review : Let Me Go - Book #6 Archie Sheridan and Gretchen Lowell - August 2013
One of my favourite female and there are only a slight few who can pull writing Crime and Serial Killer novels is authoress Chelsea Cain. From the first time , I picked up Book #1 in her Gretchen series - I was hooked. This is a series where I can say I love all the characters from Archie Sheridan - the Detective who though he won't admit it, still and always will have a thing for the serial killer Gretchen to his quiet but stand-up partner Henry and of course my all-time favourite character Susan with her journalistic skills, manic panic dyed hair and funky outfits. In Let Me Go, we read that Gretchen once again has escaped from the aslyum and is on the run and we all know where she is headed - anywhere where she can get her hands on Archie. Meanwhile , an undercover DEA agent Carl has been found murdered and now Susan's boyfriend Leo's cover in his family's business might be compromised. Can Susan afford to lose Leo too or will it be too much to handle as she is still reeling from the murder of Pearl ? Let Me Go takes us to an isolated island where Leo's father is holding a masquerade ball - the perfect set-up to lure those out especially Gretchen Lowell who wants to get her hands this Halloween on Archie and give him a birthday present he will never forget. When not one body but two turn up dead , has Gretchen started killing again or is there a new serial killer on the loose ? 
Compared to the other books in the series , I didn't find this one as enjoyable and it could be because either it has been a while since I last read one of her books and her last one which exposed Gretchen's past was AMAZING and this one was less Gretchen Killing than we are used to in her past five novels. However, if you are a fan and have read the previous five books then you won't want to miss out on "Let Me Go" by Chelsea Cain.
Find out in Book #6 of the Archie Sheridan and Gretchen Lowell series to see whether this will be the "final" chapter for Gretchen Lowell - Beauty Killer.


 
 

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