I'm not one to write reviews(actually this is my first!) but this book has me writting one. I'm usually pretty good at figuring out who the killer is early on. But not with this one, he kept me guessing until pretty much the end. The other reviewer mentioned graphic sex scenes, I've read some pretty raunchy books (ill give any book a shot) these 3 scenes were pretty mild to me no more then a page or so long. Overall this book kept me guessing and pushed me to write my first review. Ill be looking for the second book for sure.
(Sorry for any typos or mistakes, I'm using my phone.)
(Sorry for any typos or mistakes, I'm using my phone.)
I enjoyed this thriller... it was pretty exciting and the plot did keep me guessing until nearly the very end. And it did combine some of my favorite plot elements - female serial killers and twins. There were definitely some loose ends left at this book's conclusion, but since there is a sequel, I am hoping that my lingering questions will be answered there. Despite the book's rather self-publishing feel (it's not, the cover art and typography just don't feel.... professional), it was well-written. Other than the holes (which, fingers-crossed, will be answered in _Imola_), my only real complaint was the rather gratuitous sex scenes. Graphic and rather pointless, they didn't really develop the plot and only made me lose sympathy for the reporter (who contrary to the title is the book's real main character). Still, I am looking forward to reading the sequel, especially since the writing style was much stronger than I expected based on the cover... just going to prove that old adage about books and covers once again!
