The Serpent Woman
Author : SZ Estavillo
Page count — 346
Summary:
The exciting sequel to The Serpent's Bridge...
A serial killer is on the loose. With her insidious tattoo and venomous killer strike, they’re calling her the serpent woman.
Two of the best in their field, LAPD Detective Anaya Nazario and FBI Supervising Special Agent Blake Huxley are forced to work together yet again, despite their strained romantic history and a baby on the way. Together on a nationwide hunt, they must find this serpent woman before she strikes again.
But, as the cat-and-mouse chase evolves, Nazario and Huxley begin to realize that their killer is on a mission of vigilante justice and they must struggle with the question of who really deserves their justice: The killer, or her victims?
Review:
This book picks up where the first one left off, and it sets a fast pace. Again centered around crime, the book unravels piece by piece the mystery that is, the circumstances that caused the crime in the first place. It kept me thoroughly hooked, and I actually did have a hard time putting it down.
The character development is so good especially Ananya Nazario and Huxley's and delivers perfect emotions.
While there were a few situations which made me suspend my disbelief, I found the premise interesting and I had a hard time putting the book down.
This book is definitely a page turner that is not only an intriguing mystery, but has wonderfully developed characters and makes the reader stop and think about morality and what it really entails.
Von Schlange' s strange yet strongest character that made this book turn everything upside down. I could go on for ages highlighting all the great things in this book - I have absolutely nothing negative to say or complain about, and it was wonderful to read a book with proper plot and twist.
The twists and turns of the story were exactly what was needed for this amazing book.
Thanks to the author for creating this wonderful mystery thriller.
Rating : 5/5
About the Author:
SZ Estavillo has been passionate about writing since childhood, with a defining moment in second grade when her teacher predicted, "You’re going to be a writer someday." Her biracial heritage, being half-Korean and half-Puerto Rican, deeply influences her book themes.
As a staunch advocate for diversity and inclusion, SZ works tirelessly to amplify the voices of underrepresented and marginalized communities within the publishing industry.
Balancing her roles as a devoted mother and an enthusiastic digital marketer, SZ brings her professional expertise into her personal passion, amassing over 85,000 followers on social media.
She uses her platform to inspire and uplift the writing community with motivational and positive content. Along with her two children and two senior dogs, she enjoys the simple pleasures of family sushi outings in their Los Angeles home.
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