Review: The Binding Room - Nadine Matheson

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The Binding Room (Inspector Anjelica Henley, #2)

Review: The Binding Room -Book #2 Inspector Anjelica Henley Series - Nadine Matheson - July 2022



In this particular book, I went in blind not knowing anything about it. Just that it was a mystery read. The book starts with a punch with the first murder scene happening and beware it was pretty gruesome writing. The Binding Room with all its descriptions of the various dead bodies etc is not a book for the faint-hearted. I admired this book for what it was, it had something for everyone and it didn't feel too busy and overdone. The book featured everything from overt to subtle racism with the various skin tones and races of the characters, mental health issues as we ranged from Schizophrenia to Bipolar Disease to Alzheimer's, then we had our thriller aspects from murder to torture to kidnapping. The book also held two sides of the coin with religion from the extreme - demon exorcisms and the behind closed doors to the Megachurch and the way it works with an ATM card holder for tithing - no cheapskates here. The book then had issues of sexual abuse, violence, PTSD, and cheating. It was an action-packed thriller that touched on a topic from everyone and it sounds busy, but the way it worked everything slotted in and had its place in the story. I am now looking forward to trying the other books by Nadine Matheson as if they are anything like The Binding Room, then I am in for a treat.

Amazon: https://amzn.to/3PQ3eEc








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