Dukkehuset (Helen Grace, #3)
M.J. Arlidge
En ung kvinne våkner opp i en kald, mørk kjeller. Hun vet ikke hvordan hun havnet der eller hvem kidnapperen er. I nærheten, på en bortgjemt strand, finner man liket av en annen ung kvinne. Den unge kvinnen ble aldri meldt savnet, siden familien mottok sporadiske tekstmeldinger fra henne etter at hun forsvant. Noen holdt henne levende for dem mens hun egentlig var død. For etterforsker Helen Grace er dette et funn som får det til å gå kaldt nedover ryggen på henne. Hun står overfor en person som ikke bare er dypt forstyrret, men som også har evner og ressurser, og som trolig har drept tidligere. Helen Grace strever med å forstå morderens intensjoner, og skjønner desperat at tiden er i ferd med å renne ut.
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0The third book in the series of Helen Grace, is much like the first two. Once again, she is chasing a serial killer, and once again, she is trying to fix her own personal problems at the same time. It's all very predictable and I feel like I've read this before. The story is very used up, and it's not very interesting either. But the thing that annoyed me the most in this book, was Ruby. Ruby have been kidnapped by a serial killer, and she's being held captive. While reading her perspective, she comes off more and more naive, and her personality really ruined a lot for me. I realise she's in a hard situation and all, but there's no need for her to be stupid too. I would much more like to read about someone being held captive, and capable of being their own hero.
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