The search for a minister's long lost niece leads Augusta Bloom into a cult which aims to empower women, but also hides a sinister side including suicide a multiple suspicious deaths. Whilst Augusta investigates from inside her partner Marcus Jameson digs into the cult from outside. In order to save Augusta he has to enlist the psychopath who is their biggest enemy.

Bloom, Jameson and Seraphine back together again
Investigating a cult in Scotland
You are quickly drawn into the plot that then has you hooked
Fast paced, an easy read
Plenty of twists and turns
Love the strange relationship between these three
Look forward to book 4

Thank you netgalley, Leona Deakin and Random House for allowing me to read and review this book

This is the third book in the Dr Augusta Bloom series and here Dr Bloom is asked by the Foreign Secretary to find his niece Scarlett who appears to have become involved with a feminist organisation called Artemis.
I have read and enjoyed all the books in this series and find the character of Augusta Bloom fascinating. I was drawn to the storyline of this one and found it to be as gripping as the previous two. I do however feel that there is something lacking with all the books in this series and find they become a little farcical towards the end. Despite this criticism this was still an enjoyable and easy read.
Thank you to NetGalley and the publisher for a digital ARC.

I absolutely loved the book. Another brilliant story following Augusta Bloom. Well written with a great plot, I just can’t fault it. Leona Deakin has a wonderful style of writing that draws you in and keeps you hooked. I definitely recommend this book and I am very much looking forward to the next one. Thank you #netgalley

I love this series and thoroughly enjoyed this one. I love the cat and mouse game between Bloom,Jameson and Seraphine. Fast paced and exciting, this was an interesting insight into a cult and how it manipulates people. Highly recommended.
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Darkest psychological thriller I've ever read.
Scarlett, who hasn't spoken to her family for ten years. The last they heard, Scarlett was getting involved with Artemis - an organisation dedicated to women's rights and the feminist movement, led by the charismatic Paula Kunis.But as Bloom learns more about Artemis, she's torn. Is this organisation everything it claims to be, or do they have a secret side and an alternative agenda? And if so, what has become of Scarlett?
I loved Bloom.
Thanks to NetGalley and Random House UK Transworld Publishers for giving me an advanced copy.