The Death Sculptor - Chris Carter

The Death Sculptor - Chris Carter

Compelling!
Great twist with who the killer is and the whole shadow puppet theme. This was a page turner from start to finish.  Outstanding writing with pleasant and "real" characters. I just love how dark and twisted the plot gets (in a good way).
The Robert Hunter series is most definitely on my top ten list. Chris Carter is way up there with Stephen King for me, by far two of my favorite authors.

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