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A review by tanninsandtales
The Book of Mirrors by E.O. Chirovici
4.0
[b:The Book of Mirrors|29905588|The Book of Mirrors|E.O. Chirovici|https://images.gr-assets.com/books/1473247066s/29905588.jpg|47192843] is the story of a cold case and a reflection on how memories work.
It is told through three different perspectives. One of the suspects of the brutal murder of a college professor writes a book about the case. Then, a journalist researches the validity of the claims found in said manuscript and, finally, a cop who had been involved in the investigation decides to dig deeper and find out once and for all who the culprit was.
I thought the format was creative and extremely adequate to the story being told. The plot was intriguing and kept my interest until the end.
(Many thanks to NetGalley and the publisher for the review copy!)
It is told through three different perspectives. One of the suspects of the brutal murder of a college professor writes a book about the case. Then, a journalist researches the validity of the claims found in said manuscript and, finally, a cop who had been involved in the investigation decides to dig deeper and find out once and for all who the culprit was.
I thought the format was creative and extremely adequate to the story being told. The plot was intriguing and kept my interest until the end.
(Many thanks to NetGalley and the publisher for the review copy!)