The Children of Eve
An unforgettable and utterly absorbing Charlie Parker Thriller
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It's hard to believe this is the 22nd book in the Charlie Parker series. It seems like only yesterday that I picked up Every Dead Thing for the first time. I welcome the release of each book, as it's akin to welcoming old friends that you haven't seen for a while.
Charlie, Angel and Louis have faced some pretty terrifying people over the years. The Travelling Man, the Reverend Faulkner, Mr. Pudd, Brightwell, to name but a few. I feared a return of Mr. Pudd when I read the opening chapters of this book but, thankfully, no. Phew!
It's hard to believe this is the 22nd book in the Charlie Parker series. It seems like only yesterday that I picked up Every Dead Thing for the first time. I welcome the release of each book, as it's akin to welcoming old friends that you haven't seen for a while.
Charlie, Angel and Louis have faced some pretty terrifying people over the years. The Travelling Man, the Reverend Faulkner, Mr. Pudd, Brightwell, to name but a few. I feared a return of Mr. Pudd when I read the opening chapters of this book but, thankfully, no. Phew!
