Review The Ferryman's Daughter is Yasmin Angoe's strongest work yet - at least of the titles I've read. I'm sure the "child of a former serial killer" trope appears plenty in the psychological suspense genre. Or even plots involving copy-cats stirring up fear and doubt again. But the FMC being engaged to a detective on… Continue reading The Ferryman’s Daughter by Yasmin Angoe
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