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Unorthodox PI James Liepfold and his technophile assistant Maile O’Hara are back with a brand new case.
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The Tower Hill Terror is on the loose, a serial killer with a grisly M.O., and Maile and Liepfold must work fast to take him down before another body is found. But while the duo are chasing clues on social networking sites and the police are waiting for forensics, the Terror sends a message to the journalists at The Tribune. A message written in blood.
Can Liepfold, Maile and Cholmondeley catch the Tower Hill Terror before it’s too late? Or will the Tower Hill Terror claim their final, familiar victim?
Rating
In this one James Leipfold and Maile O’Hara are trying to catch a serial killer. The local authorities actually request their help. Because they’re having some difficulty with the case. This book actually kept me guessing. Which is a big plus when reading a mystery novel. 4.2 stars! Cheers everyone!
I’ve become a fan of Dane Cobain from watching his YouTube channel Dane Reads. From those videos, I’ve heard him perform some of his own work, as well as give reading performances from the work of other authors. The Tower Hill Terror is the second book in the Detective Leipfold Mysteries. I enjoyed this one, just like I enjoyed the first book in the series. Impressively, the author linked back to the first book in ways I wasn’t expecting. Dane Cobain also stands out as an author who is able to use technology in fun ways in these murder mystery stories. While the ending was a true conclusion to the story, I found myself wanting more. As with the first book in the series, I highly recommend this one for fans of murder mystery novels.
I’m so excited to review this book. It’s been a long time coming. When I say long time, what I mean to say is… it’s been a little over a year that I had to wait for this sequel. Dane Cobain a fellow booktuber sent me his first book in the Leipfold series back in 2018 and I was super excited to read it. Mystery set in a loosely based London? I’m always down for that type of read. So I dove into Driven with no expectations. I loved it. I loved the dynamic duo that is James Leipfold a Private Investigator and his spunky side kick assistant Maile O’Hara. I loved the bantar between Leipfold and his sometimes old cop friend Jack Cholmondeley. I loved that James was a recovering alcoholic that had a heart of gold and lemonade with a shot of whiskey just to smell it. I loved the murder mystery. I loved Camilla, Jame’s motorcycle and I loved the fact that the book reminded me of the 80’s movie Clue with a host of characters that may have been the murderer, but who did it?? In the sequel, The Tower Hill Terror….(nice ring to it don’t you think?) Jack and James are at it again. There has been another murder. A murder that starts off with a character that happened to be in the first book. Leipfold’s business is booming…well booming for James and Maile is a bonafide employee. Yes…. James is now paying her AND she gets time and a half for over time. I loved Maile in ‘Driven’ and I loved her even more in ‘The Tower…’ there were several laugh out loud moments and chuckles that burst out of me, especially when it was at Maile’s expense. When she is embarrassed it’s just so cute. Leipfold thought that helping in the last murder investigation would help his business and he was right. He has a handful of cases when a grisley murder takes place and Cholmondeley is calling his private second cell phone for Down Low emergencies. Of course Leipfold takes the case. Investigating in his own way, with style, and a bit of law breaking. Maile is her amazing self doing all the techie stuff and continuing to support her boss. What I love most about these two mysteries are the people. They are just fun to read about. Yes the murder’s are savage, but it’s the characters that I’m most interested in. I love that Leipfold is like a father figure to Maile. I love that Maile tries to play it off because of course she’s an adult and can take care of herself, but secretly I think she likes having someone else care about her. I love the way they work together on a crossword puzzles every morning while drinking coffee before they get down to business. I love that Cholmondeley relies on Leipfold and respects him even though he thinks the way he does things is a bit illegal. These books do not have to read in order in my opinion, but I do like reading things in publication order. If you like murder mysteries with great characters and serial killers I’d definitely pick up this book. Start with Driven first because it’s fun and you’ll want to spend as much time with these characters as possible. Dane didn’t send me ‘The Tower…’ this time around, I purchased it myself so I don’t have to kiss his ass, but I wouldn’t have to because these books are worth the read. Check them out.
