The Silent Girls by Dylan YoungMy rating: 5 of 5 stars
Review: THE SILENT GIRLS by Dylan Young
I don't think I've ever met a British police procedural I didn't love. THE SILENT GIRLS is certainly no exception. Fast-paced and suspenseful, this mystery is also character-driven, including but not limited to, the female protagonist, Detective Sergeant Anna Gwynne, and the villain-killer adopting the appellation "The Woodsman." The novel also expertly sounds themes of criminal justice, including railroading of suspects in order to close a case, possible corruption in law enforcement, and the dangers of closed-mindedness (in which the truth cannot be discovered because one believes the truth is already known).
THE SILENT GIRLS is engrossing, and I anticipate reading more from this author.
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