Angela Marsons’s Silent Scream is an excellent, solidly plotted murder mystery. Detective Inspector Kim Stone and her team investigate a series of murders tied to a children’s home, something that resonates for Stone due to her extensive time spent in the foster system. The beginning of the book moves briskly and gets right into the first murder. In between the main narrative, Marsons weaves in an anonymous malevolent character’s point of view in short italicized chapters. I tend to like that in my mysteries. I […]