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Book Reviews of The Cutting Room: A Novel

The Cutting Room: A Novel
The Cutting Room A Novel
Author: Ashley Dyer
ISBN-13: 9780062797704
ISBN-10: 0062797700
Publication Date: 6/18/2019
Pages: 304
Rating:
  • Currently 2.5/5 Stars.
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2.5 stars, based on 2 ratings
Publisher: William Morrow
Book Type: Hardcover
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reviewed The Cutting Room: A Novel on + 3152 more book reviews
This is a collaboration of two women and sometimes that doesn't work, for me in this case--too many technical terms that just left me numb as I had no clue what they meant by any of it, ever try to read a book like that? you won't get very far because it didn't get any better and the conversations were over my head with that technical jargon and 'police speak', OMG, it was horrible getting through the first few chapters and then I just couldn't take it anymore

Also---I didn't like their first book either!
rmadland avatar reviewed The Cutting Room: A Novel on + 68 more book reviews
This was sent to me as part of the Goodreads "First Reads" program. I typically don't like to read mystery/thriller books set in Englad and I think it might have to do with the fact that my Mom used to make me watch "Eastenders" as a kid, but its kind of weird, cause I don't mind watching movies set there, but I'm glad I gave this one a whirl.

Detectives Carver and Lake are in their second book together, the first one being "Splinter in the Blood", which I definitely man to read now. In this chapter of their series, they are in the pursuit of a very dangerous artist, who has been putting their very disturbing "art" on public display. As this artist progresses, their displays become more graphic, which means Carver and Lake must put an end to it all.

Carver and Lake both have their flaws and have issues that they both need to deal with personally which coincides with their pursuit of a killer. They need to find a way to overcome the issues otherwise they could potentially lose the game that is being played.

In the end, I thought the writer(s) did a great job with the character development of the lead characters as well as the progression of the story line. It was intriguing and well thought out that I wasn't able to put it all together until it was revealed.

I would recommend this book/series and I plan to continue with it as more books come out.