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I Am Pain review

 


Synopsis:

You don't know the meaning of pain. Let me teach you. 

A father returns home to find that his family has been kidnapped. He can get them back – alive – if he agrees to pay the ransom. The price is simple: the life of an innocent.

Special Agent Marcus Williams is the only one who can stop the Coercion Killer. But to do so, he must first untangle his family's dark past. A past that ties him to the infamous serial killer Francis Ackerman Jr.

Marcus knows that uniting with Francis will be dangerous. But the Coercion Killer has scarred their lives, and is poised to destroy many more. Sometimes stopping the worst of the worst is a job for the best of the bad.

My Review:

Another great thriller. In this we get to meet the notorious Ackerman Sr and learn more about his character and the Ackerman family. Again I loved Ackerman Jr in this book, always bringing some comedic relief with sarcastic comments but also just being badass and having a bit of a redemption arc. I liked seeing him and Marcus grow closer as brothers and actually properly work together. The plot itself wasn’t quite as good as the previous books but it was still enjoyable with plenty of gory murders and twists along the way. Excited for the next book!

My Rating: 8/10

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