A strong, tough woman who isn’t going to take any nonsense from anyone. My favourite character though was Cassie’s Grandmother, she’s a side character but full of personality. I enjoyed her story arc, it was very well done. Slowly they start to develop a growing respect of one another and this is when Flyte’s character really starts to develop. The tension between her and Cassie is palpable during the first half of the story. Recently moved to the area after some kind of trauma but you don’t know what.
She is a by the book, no shortcuts taken kind of police officer. Other chapters are told from the point of view of Detective Flyte. Some of Cassie’s character traits reminded me very much of Sherlock Holms, she has very similar deduction skills. A chance meeting with Mrs E turns her life around, so it is even more devastating to her to find Mrs E as one of her clients. She’s had a tough past and made some errors in her younger years. Whether that was because we needed to see the softer side of Cassie or because I’d like to think that we treat our dead with the respect they deserve I’m not sure.Ĭassie is quiet a hard character, having said that I warmed to her quickly. For some reason this was a really important aspect of the book for me. She’s gentle with her clients and their families. CharactersĬassie is a mortuary technician and extremely good at her job. Turner made this aspect of the book very believable, even Cassie herself, wasn’t sure if she was actually hearing the dead. This was my first book by A.K Turner, I was intrigued by the premise of ‘the dead can talk.’ I really enjoy a supernatural twist in my thrillers.
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