The Songbird Girls

<p><strong>Her eyes were closed. </strong>From a distance the blood around her neck might have looked like a necklace but up close her body told a different tale.<strong> She had been murdered. A tiny songbird lay beside her its neck broken… </strong><br /><br /><strong>Detective Tom Fabian</strong>'s past is catching up with him. It has been years since the most high-profile case of his career – when his evidence put infamous serial killer Christopher Wisher behind bars forever. But when <strong>Wisher</strong> summons a reluctant <strong>Fabian</strong> to his prison cell to hand over a diary <strong>he realises that Wisher’s twisted games are far from over.</strong><br /><br />Shortly after Fabian’s visit Wisher is found dead in his cell. And a few days later <strong>the police find a woman’s body bearing Wisher’s signature a dead songbird</strong>. But the police never released this detail to the public… <strong>so who has Wisher been talking to?</strong><br /><br /><strong>Fabian</strong> is desperate to find the killer before another innocent life is taken. But as more bodies turn up <strong>Fabian begins to realise that Wisher may have handed him the clues before he died. Is the twisted serial killer still pulling the strings from beyond the grave…?</strong><br /><br /><strong>If you can’t get enough of crime thrillers by Adam Croft or Melinda Leigh you will love <em>The Songbird Girls</em>. </strong><br /> </p><p><strong>What readers are saying about <em>The Songbird Girls</em>:</strong></p><p><br />‘<strong>Oh yes!!!!!</strong> <strong>I really loved this book</strong> getting into the mind of a serial killer is always <strong>totally fascinating </strong>and this book really hit the mark and made for <strong>a completely addictive page turner that was so hard to put down</strong>… <strong>Exciting compelling wonderfully addictive</strong> and a twisted thrilling ending what more can you want from a book <strong>I loved it and highly recommend it to anyone who loves a brilliant thriller.</strong>’ Goodreads Reviewer <strong>5 stars</strong><br /><br />‘<strong>A brilliant book</strong>… When I reviewed <em>Never Say Goodbye</em> I said <strong>the last hundred words made the hairs on my arm stand up. </strong>Well he’s done it again and<strong> ended on another cliff hanger </strong>that has me <strong>impatiently waiting for the next instalment.</strong>’ <em>Nigel Adams Book Worm</em><strong> 5 stars</strong></p>