The daughter of an infamous murderer gets caught up in a copycat’s sick game in this thriller about legacy, self-determination, and corrosive secrecy from the bestselling author of Not What She Seems.
Forensic science teacher Sanaa Karrem buried her past as deep as she could. When her serial killer father, known as “the Ferryman,” disappeared eighteen years ago, she tried to disappear with him. She changed her name, built a new life. And for a while, it all felt like a distant nightmare.
But when bodies turn up with pennies on their eyes, Sanaa recognizes her father’s signature. The nightmare becomes real again. Soon, Sanaa starts receiving threatening messages and increasingly disturbing “gifts.” The killer is toying with her, and she can’t tell anyone—not even her own fiancé, Detective Marcus Morelli, lead investigator on the case.
As the body count rises, Sanaa leans on her expertise as a former medical examiner to close in on the killer. What she finds is a horrific manifestation of her father’s legacy, hitting shockingly close to home. But what disturbs her most is how much that legacy still lingers within her…
I received The Ferry Man's Daughter in return for an honest review from Over The River PR.
The story is told from dual pov of Sanaa the daughter of a serial killer and her fiance Marcus the cop who's chases serial killers. I loved both characters and cheered them on through the book. I I had a few moments when I wanted to scream at Sanaa to tell him what's going on but maybe that's why I found her so relatable. I think I would have done the same thing if I had been in her position.
This is my first book by the author and I enjoyed her writing style she's created a beautiful story that kept me hooked right from the start. I have the paperback and grabbed the audio included with KU and immerson read this book in one sitting. I love a mystery that is full of twists and turns that keeps me guessing till the end. I found the concept captivating from start to finish I couldn't put it down till I finished the last page. I'm hooked and I can't wait for the next book in the series. I've added her other books to my TBR as I loved this one so much. Highly recommend if you enjoy a mystery that will keep you on your toes.
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