Book Review - The Doll's House by M J Arlidge

Title: The Doll's House
Author: M J Arlidge
Series: DI Helen Grace Book 3
Release Date: 12th February 2015
Rating: 4 Stars

I was lucky enough to receive an ARC of "The Doll's House" by its publisher Penguin UK.

After a slightly lacklustre second outing, M J Arlidge's DI Helen Grace series is back on track with the excellent 'The Doll's House". It draws you in from the very first chapter and is a book that's very difficult to put down.

A young woman is abducted just as the body of another young woman is found buried on a beach. It soon becomes apparent to DI Helen Grace that a serial killer is at large. Despite opposition from her superiors, Helen knows that if she is to find Ruby alive she must leave no stone unturned. A race against time follows that leaves you breathless and gasping on the edge of your seat. Will Ruby be found in time, or will she become yet another victim of the killer who keeps his victims locked away inside his "doll's house".

The best instalment of the series to date, "The Doll's House" is a taut, tense thriller and one I highly recommend. An excellent 4 stars.