I received a complimentary copy of Never Seen from the publisher in exchange for an honest review.

The good: Interesting story line and well-developed characters. The relationship between Hoskins and Fletcher grows through the story. The story was interesting - a serial killer preying on young men. It started a little slow but then ramped up with the body count.

The meh: The story was set in a fictional state in the United States, which I found annoying. Also, although set in the US, it reads like a British police procedural - the author wrote about lorries and kilometers, sat-nav instead of GPS, etc. This isn't a deal breaker for me, but I thought it was a little distracting, I understand that the author is British, but this could have been avoided with a little research.

Overall not a bad read. I'm interested enough to read the second in the series and see where it takes Hoskins and Fletcher.

Thanks to #NetGalley and #KoboWritingLife for the copy of #NeverSeen.