Detective Michael Bennett is coming home to New York, and a world of unimaginable evil awaits.

Having brought an end to the vengeful mission of the ruthless crime lord who forced the Bennett family into hiding, Michael is finally back in New York city.

However, Bennett is thrust straight back into a horrifying case: a witness claims to have seen a group of well-dressed men holding a sickeningly depraved and murderous gathering in a condemned building.

The report reads like the product of an overactive imagination. But, when a charred body is found in that very same building, the unbelievable claim becomes all too real....

A highly improbable but fun bit of escapism except for the gruesome topic of cannibalism of course.

A highly improbable but fun bit of escapism except for the gruesome topic of cannibalism of course.

On bench not far from car park.

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Loved the book - planning to drop in Devon in 4 weeks time

Thoroughly enjoyed reading this and found it hard to put down. Slightly disappointed with the ending but still a worthwhile read.

Found it at a bus stop while on holiday. I've read all James Patterson books and usually enjoy them. They're easy escapism. The hero always comes wins in the end and this book was like the rest. The Michael Bennet series is a bit over the top, but an nice easy read, requiring not too much concentration.