Andrew Williams

This first chapter really drew me in with its gritty Glasgow setting. Alex Finch seems like a relatable and determined protagonist, which I appreciated. The subtle clues Alex notices about the deaths were particularly unsettling. I liked how the author built the tension around the dismissive superiors. The ending left me wanting to know what Alex will uncover next. Can't wait to see where this story goes in uncovering this conspiracy. I'm definitely interested in reading the rest of Glasgow's Vengeance.

This first chapter really drew me in with its grounded portrayal of Glasgow and its paramedic. Andrew Williams has a knack for weaving a compelling narrative that feels authentic to the setting and the initial mystery. The subtle anomalies Alex Finch observes create a genuine sense of unease and build the suspense effectively. I found myself particularly invested in Alex's internal struggle against official dismissal. The ending leaves me with a strong desire to see how Alex navigates this growing conspiracy. The opening sets up an intriguing premise and I'm definitely interested in reading the rest of Glasgow's Vengeance. I appreciate the careful pacing that allows the danger to feel earned. It certainly feels like there's a lot more depth to uncover in the full story. Can't wait to see where this story goes and how Alex handles Division Nine. This chapter promises a thrilling ride and is well worth diving into.

This first chapter really drew me in with its atmospheric portrayal of Glasgow. Andrew Williams does a solid job of establishing Alex Finch as a relatable protagonist. The writing style is engaging, and the gradual unveiling of the mystery is well-paced. I appreciate how the chapter hints at a deeper conspiracy without giving too much away. The official dismissal of Alex's concerns creates a good sense of rising tension. I'm curious to see how Alex navigates his new clandestine role. The premise certainly promises a thrilling ride as Alex uncovers the truth. I'm interested in reading the rest to see how the plot develops further.