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Kill For Me, Kill For You by Steve Cavanagh

Jun3

The Master Of His Craft

Kill For Me Kill For You by Steve Cavanagh is a complex contemporary crime suspense that I read in just one sitting.

Steve Cavanagh has created a well thought out and executed plotline. He manipulates the reader’s emotions and responses as we fall for his red herrings along the way. This was a roller coaster ride of suspense.

We meet the victims of crimes who want to see justice done – but the criminals always seem to cover their tracks, leaving the police with their hands tied and helpless.

Victim support helps put people in touch with others who understand just what they are going through. Unfortunately, there seems to be those who will manipulate others for their own ends.

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Fifty Fifty by Steve Cavanagh

Jan16

Mesmerising

Fifty Fifty by Steve Cavanagh is a contemporary psychological murder suspense that will have you glued, guessing and mesmerised from the start. It is the fifth book in the Eddie Flynn series but can be read as a stand-alone.

Two sisters stand accused of their father’s murder, each is accusing the other. One is guilty. One is innocent – now it’s up to the jury to decide and deliver the verdict. Can you correctly guess the guilty party?

The novel is very cleverly constructed as the tale is told from alternating points of view including that of the guilty party under the heading of ‘She.’ I carefully followed the action, noting the clues along the way – but try as I might I failed (again) to predict the outcome but it was a marvellous roller coaster of an emotional read.

Fifty Fifty would make a marvellous television crime drama – totally compelling and impossible to decide on the guilty party.

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