{Review} Cruelty (Episode Two) by Edward Lorn
I'm gonna keep it short and simple.
In Episode 2 the police are chatting Will up and trying to get to the bottom of the things that happened in the first episode.
Although this one wasn't as fast-paced and strong as the first; the characters are realistically relevant. I've already thrown out there that Cruelty doesn't strike fear in my heart, but I did like that we got to be in his mind and to see that he is not a rational being. You don't want to be his plaything.
Mr. Lorn introduces us to some less than savory characters and a dog too.
I look forward to book 3.
*I was given a copy in exchange for a honest review*
