Review: The String - Caleb Breakey

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The String (Deadly Games #1)


Review: The String - Book #1 Deadly Games - Caleb Breakey - July 2019

This book starts with a punch, with a bang as we meet our serial killer known as The Conductor.  He is giving a woman named Janet a dangerous choice. Do what he says or he will kill her dog and her sister. We soon learn that this killer has what he calls his puppets who are pieces on a string and if they don't do what he says - the consequences can be dangerous and people get hurt and the others prior suffer the same thing as when a string gets knotted it has to be cut off at the knot and started again.  For the string to work, everyone has to play their part and follow the rules. The latest person on the string is Markus Haas. Markus isn't one to stand by and see anybody get hurt as he is all about standing up and doing what is right. Markus holds quite a high ethic level and if anyone can solve this and bring it to an end it is Markus. However, can Markus follow the clues or will his heart and brain be torn with his decisions when they start hitting and hurting the ones, he loves the most? When you are pushed to the point and told to choose - them or yourself? Who do you choose? It is human instinct to choose ourselves over others and the String will prove just how selfish humans can be when it comes to the crunch and that we do live in a dog-eat-dog world.
This was a really good romantic suspense and I am now looking at seeing if I can source the next book in the series as it ended with a new person and an ooooh moment.

Amazon: https://amzn.to/3nuCrRH






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