Reviews and Comments

TERF material I'm afraid.

Nonbinary person here.

I'm honestly so disappointed. I was really looking forward to reading this, but fairly early on I was put off. It's not about the graphic gore, I can handle that with no issues. The writing is terrible and riddled with really shitty stereotypes, and the sexual stuff is so badly written it's like something from the worst side of literotica.

It sounded like such a good premise, and it just fails hard.

Just when I think I couldn't love Sue any harder, I read this.

A very important book. A few who have reviewed it were whining about Maggie putting a lot of her own back story in the book, but it was important to show the reader who she was and is as a person; she also needed to convey how the force worked in the past, and how little the old boys club have allowed positive change in policing. I am not a fan of the police at all, but this story was an extremely important one to listen to, considering how the abuse of vulnerable girls is still very much rampant at the hands of revolting men.

This book is essential reading for everyone - it should be part of the national curriculum so that Britain understands how badly we treated Black people. There are no words strong enough for the atrocities we commited against them.