If you enjoy reading Dexter, The Snowman, and Silence of the Lambs, you will enjoy this gripping psychological thriller about Gabriel Santis, a serial killer shaped by his environment. Or was he born a sociopath? Melissa Hargrove and RJ Otombo, lead investigators with the fictional Toronto City Police Force, try to stop him. As the investigation unfolds, suspects emerge. Clues and messages bearing the evil eye symbol become part of the killer’s motive. The twists and turns of the case will take Melissa and RJ down unimaginable paths. Will they catch their killer before he strikes again?
All the Evil Scatters
Released October 31, 2022
Praise and Reviews
Iris C
Irene writes with a unique passion, something not all writers have: that extra "something". She is an upcoming writer to look out for.
Toni R
I was enthralled. The twists and turns kept me intrigued.Never expected the intense ending. Loved it. Looking forward to more of Irene’s work.
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Peter B
A suspenseful début novel by Toronto writer Irene Fantopoulos. I thoroughly enjoyed this mystery which enters the mind of a seemingly unstoppable serial killer. Great use of the city of Toronto and environs as the detectives deal with the case and a very elusive criminal. Definitely one to treasure for readers who like fast moving whodunnits!
Kindra P
Haunting, Riveting and full of twists and turns.
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Fistiki
Fast-paced and attention-grabbing. I couldn't put it down. Great character development.
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Dustyn
This book gives the term "mommy issues" a whole new meaning with many twists I didn't see coming. A well written psychological thriller that gave gruesome details that I found hard to read, but were equally hard to put down. I look forward to her next book
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Deanne
Fantopoulos delivers a psychological thriller that kept me on the edge of my seat with each turn of the page. Looking forward to her next book.
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Rob C
‘A true page turner! Quick pace and unexpected turns. Love the fact the book is set unapologetically in Toronto'
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