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Devil’s Kitchen by Candice Fox

Book Review | Oct 2024
Devil’s Kitchen
Our Rating: (4/5)
Author: Fox, Candice
Category: Thriller / suspense
Publisher: BANTAM AUSTRALIA ORIGINAL
ISBN: 9781761049019
RRP: 34.99
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This is another scorcher from Australia’s Crime Queen. It’s a story that will have you on the edge of your seat in a fast paced, intense ride.

This story sees us in New York with the firefighting team of Engine 99. Remarkable as their job is, they are not your average team. The firefighters of Engine 99 moonlight as thieves, setting fires to distract from their burglaries.

When Ben, a member of Engine 99, discovers that his girlfriend and her son are missing, he begins to suspect that one of his crew had something to do with their disappearance. Enter Andy, an undercover investigator who goes undercover to find out the truth.

What I love most about Candice Fox’s books is the savvy way she portrays her characters perfectly to fit their persona and the narrative.

This was a great example of a good thriller. A well constructed plot combined with a compelling narrative with engaging characters. Highly recommended.

Reviewed by Bianca Malyan

ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Candice Fox, author crime/thriller AustralianCandice Fox is the author of nine solo novels, three of which have one Australia’s prestigious Ned Kelly Award. All of her novels have been shortlisted for the award. She has multiple TV and film adaptations currently in production, including the adaptation of her bestselling Crimson Lake which hit screens as Troppo starring Thomas Jane and Nicole Chamoun.

In 2015, Candice began collaborating with James Patterson. Every one of their seven novels together have been New York Times bestsellers.

Candice lives in Sydney with her family and is a volunteer rescuer of injured wildlife.

Visit Candice Fox’s website

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