A killer murders randomly, without warning, and with an MO that has everyone baffled. The whole country is terrorised. No one is safe, because no one has a clue how to protect themselves against this elusive monster. You won't know the who, the what, or the why until the very end.

This first book in the gritty, graphic UK crime thriller series by author Angela Hossack, introduces Superintendent Lorrie Sullivan, lead officer in the new major crimes unit at the London Met.

Lorrie is like Marmite – you either love her or hate her - and most of her senior male colleagues would go so far as to say they loathe her. You see, Lorrie doesn’t suck-up. She doesn’t suffer fools, and she is just opinionated enough, just feisty enough, and just smart enough to make more enemies than friends. It doesn’t help that she is blonde and beautiful, and with an air of vulnerability that have men believing she would be better off barefoot, pregnant, and up the kitchen sink.

So, in order to survive and do her job well, she has to work harder, persevere longer, and grow a skin so thick that rubber bullets would bounce off – all of which she manages with a certain aplomb - until the Reaper case. This case could end up being the death of her.