Rough Justice

Have not read yet but I'm sure it will. E as good as others I have read

Adam Croft’s Knight & Culverhouse series are always great reads and this one was no exception. This time we see Jack Culverhouse hit rock bottom when he lets past professional and current personal events get to him, which means that DS Wendy Knight has to lead the current investigation into the killing of sex offenders by an apparent vigilante. It turns out that the culprit is certainly known to the police but it takes Jack’s pride to prevent another murder. Sadly these are fairly short reads, ending far too quickly but as always leaving me wanting more.

I read book 5 before this one (silly me!) and I didn't enjoy it as much as 1,2, and 3 but this one I really enjoyed. once again you empathise with the characters while quietly voicing your opinions. I enjoyed every part of the book while having an understanding of the suspect and the police. I am now waiting on book 6!

I started reading Adam Croft books when I got a couple of free books from his VIP club. I am reading the Knight & Culverhouse books in order. They get better and better and it was all I could do to take the time to write this review before getting stuck into the next one. Rough Justice sees Culverhouse hitting a low spot in his life and it gives Knight a chance to come into her own.

A police procedural about paedophilic activity, is never an entirely easy read, but this book tells the story in a thorough and yet readable mannerSomeone is murdering known child sex offenders in a grotesque and violent way, but who is it ? Well written with a surprise conclusion. This is the first Culverhouse and Knight book that I have read, (it is book 4), I shall be reading the others very soon. Recommended.