The Colour Of Death by Michael Cordy

This is the 6th book written by Michael Cordy, but the first of his which I have read.

A mysterious woman in Portland, Oregon uncovers a disturbing crime scene after she senses evil within the building. When the police arrive she is unable to tell them her name, and so for the time being she is called Jane Doe.
Forensic psychiatrist Nathan Fox is given the task of helping Jane remember who she is. When a spate of brutal killings terrioze the city Fox discovers that Jane is the mysterious criptic link between the unrealted victims. If he’s going to solve the murders Fox must confront the dark truth of Jane’s past as well as his own, discard his black and white preconceptions, and look way beyond the spectrum of normal human experience.

I’m a huge fan of thrillers, and while I was aprenhensive about the supernatural aspects of the book I’m very pleased to say that the author managed to keep the storyline very believable. Very early on into the book I became very attached to the characters, and I couldn’t put the book down as I was eager to find out what lay ahead for them.
I can’t believe that I’ve only just recently discovered this very talented author, and I can’t wait to read his other books. If this book is anything to go by then I don’t doubt that I’ll enjoy reading them just as much as I did this one.

This book was sent to me to review by Transworld books as I’m part of their bloggers book group. If you’d like to take up their challenge then you can find more information on it here

I’m part of the Transworld Book Group!

Recently I  signed up to take part in the Transworld Book Group Reading Challenge, and I was so pleased to be accepted.   If you love reading, and reviewing then this challenge is definitely for you.

There is a list of twelve books, and you can choose any four that you’d like to read, and review. You’ll soon be sent your first book, and once you’ve reviewed it on your blog and/or Amazon then you let them know, and then they’ll send you your next book.

There’s a good selection of books to choose from, and I really found it hard to choose the four that I wanted.  If you’d like to take part then you can find the information here: http://www.between-the-lines.co.uk/?p=1378. If you’re picked then good luck with your challenge.