the silkworm robert galbraith book review

So, when Quine is found brutally murdered, it is a race of time for Strike to understand the motivation, means and opportunity and finally find his murderer. The issue is that this brand new manuscript is one that has raised a lot of discussion all around the literary London as it seams that it is some kind of attack on many well known personalities around the writer.

His agent has no idea where he might be, and so does his publisher. The writer, Qwen Quine, has just finished his latest novel and he has gone missing along with his manuscript. How difficult or time consuming that might be? All Strike has to do is to convince a writer to get back home to his family that needs him. She just believes that it is a matter of a man talking to a man. The woman just wants him to find her husband and tell him to come back home. One day Strike has an unexpected client, one that didn’t have an appointment. It’s been months since Cormoran Strike solved the Lula Landry case and the office is now in a better shape than how we found it on The Cuckoo’s Calling.

Rowling, is one of my favorite writers in that genre! Plus, I’m so excited on the new book!!! Thanks to the wonderful team of Tandem Collective, I am rereading the Cormoran Strike series and I’m loving it! The plan was to read a book a month, along with a few other bookstagrammers, starting on April and aiming to have read all the books up until August, when the fifth installment in the series is coming out! I’m so happy to participate in this readalong since Strike is one of my favorite detectives and Robert Galbraith, aka J.K.

The silkworm robert galbraith book review