For nearly half of this book, the killer seems to have the upper hand because Emmy is primarily going at things alone. The reader knows Emmy is right because there are chapters from the killer’s perspective. To everyone else, she seems like a person who had a one-hit wonder in her capture of Graham, and who now refuses to move on with her life. Once again, as with Invisible, Emmy has stumbled onto a serial killer that only she has identified. She’s not agoraphobic, like Copycat’s Sigorney, but she is prone to panic attacks and a general sense of waiting for the other shoe to drop. She has been through a trauma so whereas before she was socially stunted, now she’s both socially awkward and afraid. Emmy in this book reminds me slightly of Sigorney Weaver in Copycat. With that, you don’t have to read Invisible to be able to understand or follow along with Unsolved (but I do recommend it, because I really enjoyed the story).

The reader gets a synopsis of what happened in the last book through a YouTube snapshot the killer watches in chapter three. Another great read by these two authors, to the point where I will for sure be reading other books they have written.ģ.0 out of 5 stars Not on the level of Invisible Reviewed in the United States on October 4, 2019įirst off - It was really smart the way they recapped the first in this series, Invisible. I also enjoyed that we were able to get a little romance involved as well. It kept my attention the entire book, constant curiosity, and edge of your seat intensity. I was worried it would be too similar to Book 1, but it wasn’t. It immerses you in the world they create and always takes you where you don’t expect it to go.ĥ.0 out of 5 stars Another Great One!! Reviewed in the United States on March 29, 2022 Patterson’s work for pure enjoyment and escape. Great job of setting up the twists and details. A compelling read for sure.ĥ.0 out of 5 stars Kept me on the edge of my seat… Reviewed in the United States on June 5, 2022 The use of red herrings is perfect and leads readers on a chase with every twist.

She’s driven, absolutely pathologically driven, to catch serial killers. Maasĥ.0 out of 5 stars Emmy and Books are in the thick of things once again Reviewed in the United States on June 29, 2022Įllis and Patterson have crafted a brilliant character in Emmy.

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