The Goldfish Bowl
"The Goldfish Bowl" by Laurence Gough is a pulse-pounding crime mystery that thrusts readers into the high-stakes world of a sniper on the loose in London’s West End. Jack Willows and his partner, Claire Parker, are racing against time to stop a deadly shooter targeting unsuspecting victims. With a series of carefully selected victims, the killer’s brutal precision keeps everyone on edge.
The chilling randomness of the attacks sends shockwaves through the city. The sniper shows no mercy—whether it’s a young partygoer, a Greek widow, or a gay taxi driver—each death is meticulously planned. As Willows and Parker navigate through a web of fear and suspicion, they struggle to make sense of the sniper’s motivations and uncover the clues before he strikes again.
After one of their own is killed in the line of duty, the investigation becomes personal. Franklin, shaken by the sniper's sudden attack, is forced to revisit the scene of the crime to make sense of what he witnessed. The emotional toll of losing a colleague makes the chase even more intense, as Willows and Parker realize they are up against a meticulous predator who is always one step ahead.
With the clock ticking and the sniper lurking in the shadows, "The Goldfish Bowl" delivers a gripping narrative packed with suspense, shocking twists, and heart-stopping moments. Fans of intense crime novels and psychological thrillers will be on the edge of their seats as Willows and Parker inch closer to the truth—but will they find the killer before it’s too late?