Review: Don’t Turn Around by Caroline Mitchell

You don't know him. But he knows you. Soon he would be able to touch her, to feel the warmth of her blood. And when the time came, nothing would stop him. As DC Jennifer Knight investigates a routine stabbing in the quiet town of Haven, she is shocked by what seems like a personal message from beyond the grave. When more bodies are found, Jennifer is convinced the killings are somehow linked. What she discovers is more chilling than she could possibly imagine. The murders mirror those of the notorious Grim Reaper - from over 20 years ago. A killer her mother helped convict. Jennifer can no longer ignore the personal connection. Is there a copycat killer at work? Was the wrong man convicted? Or is there something more sinister at play? With her mother's terrifying legacy spiraling out of control, Jennifer must look into her own dark past in a fight not only to stop a killer - but to save herself and those she loves. This is my second foray into the paranormal policing world of Detective Jennifer Knight and the one that starts the whole series. Although a bit slow to begin with I was soon pulled in to the story and couldn’t put it down. Reading them out of order was slightly off-putting as I already knew the outcome from reading the third book (oops) but it didn’t really hinder my enjoyment of the story. Jennifer Knight is a strong female lead with psychic abilities which add an extra dimension to the normal crime genre. I’m off to find book 2, Time to Die.