The Girl In The Ice

The Girl In The Ice by Robert Bryndza
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

4.5 Stars. This is a new author to me, and I must say I really enjoyed reading this book. This is the first book in a hopeful series to come. I would like to thank you Netgalley for offering me the chance to read this book, and offer my review on this thrilling, suspenseful, jaw dropping book.
Robert Bryndza is the author, and I felt he did a wonderful job at capturing the audience’s attention from the start. This book grabbed me rather quickly and it kept me turning the pages all night long until the early morning hours. When I finally had to put the book down to go to sleep, I kept thinking about it, and couldn’t wait to finish reading it the next day. The author pulls you into this world of a fascinating adventure that will keep you guessing, keep you on your toes, tug at your heartstrings, make you mad, have you cheering, and by the end of the book, when your done reading it, it will make you sad to see this book come to an end.
DCI Erika Foster is a very strong woman. She lost her husband in a police raid that she was leading, so she turned to her work to help her get back some normal back into her life. When a young girl is found under the ice in the water in South London, DCI Erika, (as I’ve come to call her) is called to the scene. The girl is from a rich family, and her dad is yelling louder at the police than he is silently grieving. Although Erika is very passionate about this case, she’s also being babysat on everything she does, due to the fact the raid she lead didn’t turn out so good in the end. But this doesn’t stop Erika from giving this young girl justice and finding out who killed her. Along the way DCI Erika, discovers some evidence of the young girl and there are similarities of a few more unsolved cases, could DCI Erika be on the trail of a serial killer. With her gut instinct, she moves on working this case until the killer is caught.


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