Review: Flowers over the Inferno

Flowers over the Inferno by Ilaria Tuti
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Flowers Over the Inferno by Ilaria Tuti is an unsettling thriller which offers a fresh, raw, and honest story. Ilaria Tuti allows you to glimpse into the mind of a very deranged individual and gives you an opportunity to truly understand the circumstances which drove the killer to commit these atrocious acts.

Superintendent Teresa Battaglia is an experienced investigator and understands how the criminal mind works. She is good at her work and has earned the respect of her team in a male-dominated profession. Her health is however digressing and she is concerned that she will not be able to perform for much longer.

Massimo Marini is a young inspector who just transferred to the commissariat and has been assigned to assist Battaglia. Full of pride and pretention, Marini soon learns that Battaglia is excellent at her job and he has a lot to learn from her. Because of that, he hopes that he will find a way to impress her.

A series of gruesome and violent crimes have the city of Travenì people on edge. The crimes do not make sense and Battaglia is struggling to decipher the connection between them. The clock is on to stop the murderer before it is too late.

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