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A review by readingthroughthelookinglass
A Knife's Edge by Eliot Parker
4.0
Thanks to Isobel, the author and publisher for my kindle copy of this book in return for my own honest review.
This is the first book I have read by this author, it can be read as a standalone although it does follow on from the previous book.
when I read the first few chapters i though ugh not another murder mystery book but once i got past these I was like oh hello….this is different. It has a different feel to it than that of other murder mystery books I have read. this book is bloody and gruesome in some parts but I feel this adds to the whole plot. Ronan McCullough is a police sergeant who I felt really connected to, he is very believable as he tried to make sense of the murder. unfortunately the ending was not what I expected, I’m not sure if missed something in the story but felt very confused.
This is the first book I have read by this author, it can be read as a standalone although it does follow on from the previous book.
when I read the first few chapters i though ugh not another murder mystery book but once i got past these I was like oh hello….this is different. It has a different feel to it than that of other murder mystery books I have read. this book is bloody and gruesome in some parts but I feel this adds to the whole plot. Ronan McCullough is a police sergeant who I felt really connected to, he is very believable as he tried to make sense of the murder. unfortunately the ending was not what I expected, I’m not sure if missed something in the story but felt very confused.