Review : Lock and Mori : Mind Game

Lock & Mori : Mind Games by Heather W. Petty

(Lock & Mori #2)

Genre : Mystery, Suspense, Retellings, Thriller, 

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Published December 6th 2016 by Simon & Schuster

Sherlock Holmes and Miss James “Mori” Moriarty may have closed their first case, but the mystery is far from over in the thrilling sequel to Lock & Mori, perfect for fans of Maureen Johnson and Sherlock.

You know their names. Now discover their beginnings. 

Mori’s abusive father is behind bars and she has never felt less safe. Threatening letters have started appearing on her doorstep, and the police are receiving anonymous tips suggesting that Mori—not her father—is the Regent’s Park killer. To make matters worse, the police are beginning to believe them.

Through it all, Lock—frustrating, brilliant, gorgeous Lock—is by her side. The two of them set out to discover who is framing Mori, but in a city full of suspects, the task is easier said than done. With the clock ticking, Mori will discover just how far she is willing to go to make sure that justice is served, and no one—not even Lock—will be able to stop her. 

If you haven't read the first book I highly recommend you read that book then come back for this review. (Its a great book trust me you won't want to miss it)

So Mori's abusive and murdering father is behind jail so you'd think that he'd be less threatening. Lately she's been receiving notes and it seems like someone is leaving incriminating evidence that make it seem like shes the murderer - not her father - and that she could end up in jail. It can end up one of to ways it seems. One she can end up going to jail with her father or with her father frees. Both options are unacceptable and needs to find out whats really going on.

To be honest I had a hard time putting down this book. I was pretty much all day with the book and loved it. There was so much suspense wondering who is messing with her, wondering if it really is her father behind it all and questioning who can she really trust? I kept wondering what the next note would bring and if the person might actually come for her this time. I loved how caring and selfless Mori was when it came to her brothers, but I gotta question why she kept leaving them so much. When it came down to the ending I was totally surprised and didn't expect that person and what eventually did happen in the end. Overall it was a pretty great book I really enjoyed it. Can't wait to see whats in store for the next book.