The FBI’s Patterns and Recognition Unit (PAR) is a special group of agents who investigate cases no one else can solve. Agent Gardner Camden is a brilliant and neurodivergent investigator who can discover patterns and make connections that other agents miss. Gardner and his unit are on the hunt for a serial killer who’s meting out his own gruesome brand of justice. The pressure’s on and case becomes personal when the killer strikes out at Gardner’s mother. It’s a race against the clock to catch a monster.
Author John McMahon is off to a great start with this new series. The characters are complex and interesting. I liked the cat and mouse game the killer plays taunting Gardner. The tension builds steadily throughout the book as the agents race to find answers. Narrator Will Damron does a fantastic job bringing the story and characters to life. I’m already looking forward to the next book in the series. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
QOTD: Do you prefer psychological thrillers or fast-paced crime thrillers? Why?
I definitely like fast-paced crime thrillers more than psychological thrillers. I like action and more tangible crime than psychological. I’ll take a heist, a con, or a murder over a psychological thriller any day.
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About the Author
John McMahon studied Creative Writing at The University of Arizona. In his role as an ad agency creative director, his work has won a Gold Clio for Fiat, and he’s written a Superbowl spot for Alfa Romeo. He currently lives in Los Angeles with his family and two rescue animals. He’s hard at work on another P.T. Marsh book and dreams of splitting time between Cabo San Lucas and Lake Lanier.
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