Another fabulous book in the Eddie Flynn series. I always know when I pick up one of Steve Cavanagh's books that I am going to be highly entertained and I have never been disappointed.

Ruby is a nanny and works for wealthy clients in Manhattan. On her way home one day she witnesses a murder, another of her clients by the name of Margaret Blackmore. She then contacts police without revealing her identity and gives them this information naming a particular person for the crime, the only problem is Ruby is providing false information and she has major secrets of her own of which she does not wish anyone to find out.

Now Eddy and the team have the fight of their lives on their hands, trying to get an innocent man off a murder charge. As always the book moves a long at a fast pace and is very hard to put down. Clever storytelling that will completely engage you and keep you interested from the first page, another winner. Now the eternal wait for another from this fabulous author.

Thank you to Netgalley and the publisher for an advanced copy of the book, all opinions are my own.

If you’ve ever thought you were smart enough to pull off a con without consequences, Witness 8 might just convince you that you’re capable of outsmarting a hitman too.

This is another phenomenal inclusion to the Eddie Flynn series.

Police procedural meets intricately woven plot lines that leave you second guessing everyone and everything. You can guarantee that there will be no stone left unturned and no loose ends come close of trial.

The writing is suspenseful, powerful and intense. The layering points of view add a depth to the work that authors dream of achieving.

If you’re after a gritty thriller that encapsulates the corruption of humanity and the way this infiltrates into all aspects of human life then you need to pick up Witness 8.

Thank you to NetGalley and the publishers for allowing me to read an ARC of this book. This review is left voluntarily.

Another twisted, wild ride by the author!

Ruby is a nanny, working for wealthy families in Manhattan's West 74th Street. One night she is walking home and witnesses a murder. She knows the victim and the killer. She phones the police and makes an anonymous tip. But she lies.

Eddie Flynn is representing the killer, trying to sift through pieces of the puzzle and a twisted tale unravels. It was so nice to see Flynn and the team back again. You always know that the author is going to bring you such a page turner and this one lived up to that same expectation. This is one of my favourites by the author now and as always, I can't wait to see what he does next. 4.5*

Thanks to NetGalley and Hachette Aus/NZ for this gifted review copy.