The Killing of the Cherrywood MP by Louise Burfitt-Dons

It’s a steady read that picks up pace as it heads towards the story’s climax. Whilst we do get to know Karen, the story brings to light a variety of topics ranging from bullying to of course, terrorist attacks. Usually a lot of the story is focused on the protagonist so we can get a good sense of who they are. Karen Anderson.įor the first book in a series, the author packs lots into it. This is the first book in a series to feature P.I. If you were a fan of Lisbeth Salander, you will love her British counterpart Karen Andersen. The author has had experience of both having been a national candidate during the 2015 General Election as well as the founder of an anti-bullying charity during the scandal which rocked the Tories after the tragic death of a young activist later that year.” LBC “A behind-the-scenes twisty political thriller and bullying story of poignancy and compassion. She uncovers secrets of a party system which prizes loyalty above truth, a serial killer and a female Jihadi plotting deadly revenge on the British Government.

When a young political activist disappears in London, an off-the-wall PI Karen Andersen is put on the case. Post-Referendum Britain and a country on high alert for terrorist attacks. Thank you to Sarah Hardy of Books On The Bright Side Publicity for asking me to be a part of this blog tour as well as the first, I have thoroughly enjoyed them.“Authentic and gripping political thriller”The Conservative Woman I never thought I would say this about a political thriller, but I am eagerly waiting for another P.I Karen Anderson book. I see echoes of Jo Cox the M.P that was murdered not too far away from my town and feel Louise has again got her subject matter right and made a thought-provoking read and even managed to bring some lighter moments to the story with a little humour running throughout the plot. Louise has again deftly weaved a skilful conspiracy thriller that is jam-packed with twists, turns and misdirection.Īn action-packed story about a subject that has been at the fore of British life for a few years now and not just a mainly fictional story.

The Killing Of A Cherrywood M.P brings to the fore the subject of ISIS and Jihadi brides and the far-right politics and views as well as the indoctrination that comes with all this.

The Killing of the Cherrywood MP by Louise Burfitt-Dons