The deadliest killer returns. In Lisa Jackson's gripping novel, The Last Sinner, the tension escalates as Detective Bentz grapples with the haunting past of Father John, a serial killer who masqueraded as a priest. Having believed he left this malevolent figure to perish in the swamp, Bentz is jolted back into reality when a new victim is discovered, her body arranged in a chilling tableau reminiscent of Father John’s earlier crimes. The Plot As the body count rises, Bentz must confront the unsettling notion that Father John has returned to wreak havoc on those he holds dear. The narrative unfolds with relentless suspense, deftly intertwining themes of love, betrayal, and the psychological scars that linger long after the physical threat has been neutralised. Jackson's ability to create a palpable atmosphere of dread keeps readers on the edge of their seats, making it difficult to put the book down. Themes The complexities of good versus evil The effects of trauma and past sins The relentless pursuit of justice Fans of psychological thrillers will find The Last Sinner reminiscent of works by authors such as Karin Slaughter and Tess Gerritsen, where the exploration of the human psyche is as intricate as the plot itself. Jackson's writing style is sharp and engaging, ensuring that each twist and turn resonates with emotional depth. “A masterclass in suspense.” — Reader's Review
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