Sleeping Dolls

 Welcome to my blog tour  stop for Sleeping Dolls which is been hosted by Bookouture

Book: SLEEPING DOLLS

Author: Helen Phifer 

Pub Day: June 13th 2022

Buy Links:  https://geni.us/B09SV4DNKJsocial

Would I recommend it? Yes

Would I read more of the series ? Yes

Would I read more by this author? Yes

Rating: 5

First off  like always I  want to say a  huge  thank you to the publisher  , the author  ,  and to the wonderful ladies of the Bookouture Anonymous Facebook group without them and their hard work and efforts I wouldn't knew about these books  and to NetGalley for the invite to join this blog tour as well as letting me read and review it.Wow now this is a read that from the first page I got sucked into and didn't want to stop reading it, the way the story starts really sets up the atmosphere as well as the tone , that even makes it a bit darker then the other books before it , and the inter action between the characters showed how much they've grown . Once of the things I love about this one was you got to see how much Ben Matthews and out main character loved each other, how they was there for each other and went out of their way to make sure the other one knew that no matter what the day throw at them , their always have each other backs. And the story it self was Chilling in places, as well as intense to the point that there was times I was setting on the edge of my set.

ABOUT THE BOOK:

The beam shines around the dark room, lighting up the woman in sky-blue pyjamas lying on the couch. But she doesn’t wake under the bright glow, she isn’t sleeping at all…

When a concerned neighbour reports a woman missing, Detective Morgan Brookes squeezes through the stiff front door to find the woman dead. At first, the case appears unsuspicious, but something about the scene unsettles Morgan. Every clock in the house has been stopped, every mirror covered, and the woman seems physically unharmed except for one missing lock of hair.

Shirley Kelly was loved by her friends and hated by her ex-husband and his new wife, but they have an iron-clad alibi, and Morgan is certain that the scene-staging holds a vital clue. She’s devastated to be proved right when another woman is killed, and her home arranged in the same way. The only difference is that the second victim has been stabbed, using a knife from Shirley’s own kitchen…

The team can’t find a connection between the two women, but Morgan is sure that there is a deadly pattern to the killer’s actions. She hunts through each woman’s past until she finds the link: years ago, they both worked for a woman called Evelyn Reynolds, before tragedy struck her young family. But what has made them targets now? Morgan knows this twisted case is far from over, can she find the final clue before the clock stops for the next name on the killer’s list?

An absolutely gripping, mile-a-minute read. Perfect for fans of Angela Marsons, Lisa Regan and Rachel Abbott!

Author Bio

Helen Phifer is the Bestselling writer of the hugely popular Annie Graham, Lucy Harwin, Beth Adams and her current series featuring Detective Constable Morgan Brooks published by the fabulous Bookouture.

She lives in the busy town of Barrow-in-Furness surrounded by miles of coastline and a short drive from the glorious English Lake District.

Helen loves reading books that scare the heck out of her and is eternally grateful to Stephen King, Dean Koontz, James Herbert and Graham Masterton for scaring her senseless in her teenage years. Unable to find enough scary stories she decided to write her own and her debut novel The Ghost House released in October 2013 became a #1 Global Bestseller.

She has written over twenty books in various genres, and you can follow her over on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/helenphifer/

Or find her over at www.helenphifer.com

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