Kallista

The Butcher Books, Book 2

By: Sian B. Claven

Narrated by: Jacq Ainsworth

Riddled with guilt, Kallista grew up defiantly believing that she could solve the case of who the Butcher truly was, and that there was more to him than met the eye. Convinced he was responsible for more than just a few murders that rocked her childhood, Kallista teams up with a detective and an old friend to solve the cases.

Nightmares cross reality though, when the haunting figure from her sister’s dreams appear to her and deliver a warning that Kallista might be next on The Butcher’s list.

This is book two of The Butcher Books.

©2018 Sian B. Claven (P)2022 Sian B. Claven

Critic reviews

A very warped serial killer

This was definitely a story that pulled you in from the beginning and didn't let go. What a twist at the very end. Wow! A very sadistic serial killer and the sister of one of the killer's victims. Kallista is determined to find The Butcher who killed her older sister. She's smart enough to piece together several killings and realize it is a serial killer. Meanwhile, the killer knows she's there and just may be the next victim. Good characters, action, plot and suspense. I didn't read the first book in the series, but plan to.

Killista

okay this is one creepy a$$ series, but heck dose it keep you on your feet. to be honest I like this one better but all good horror and mystery book or movie start off like this. man I would really like to see this one on the big screen. it is really good I can't wait for the next book.

Creepy, cringe, gag.

Ok. I am creeped out! Book 2 of this cliffy series. Kallista has come back to solve her sister Tatum's murder. She is now an investigator. Her murder was the last of a serial killer's murders. "The Butcher." The story is told from dual POV. Butcher's and Kallista's. I really like hearing both. The Butcher is very sick. Be prepared to cringe and gag.
And then we get this bizarre twist at the end that makes you want to scream and curse and yell for the next book!
I received a complimentary Audible version of this book from the author through Story Origin.
The narrator was excellent. She performed both male and female voices very well. She was able to keep her cool through all the violence, gore and sick thoughts.