His and Hers by Alice Feeney

I do love a good mixed perspective tale, and Feeney pulls this off with such style and finesse that it not only adds to the twisty creepiness of this story of ambition, cruelty and obviously murder, it elevates it to a whole new level of a cracking good psychological thriller...

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Blind Spot by Paula Hawkins

 My first Quick Reads book, apparently its a great way of introducing yourself to authors you may not consider tackling in a longer format...

...it was an ok read, the central character is Edie.

 Edie is an annoying, self absorbed individual, living alone in a house on a cliff overlooking the ocean.

Edie is convinced she's being watched...

...personally I wanted to push Edie over the edge of the cliff on way too many occasions.

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The Wrong Woman by J.P. Pomare

 We get two voices to unravel this mystery, and both are quite interesting in their own way...

...Pomare manages to weave them together and give us a story that whilst not perhaps his best effort, still keeps us engaged.

For me, PI Reid is a character I'd like to read more about, I felt we only got to touch the surface of who he was and why...

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Daisy Darker by Alice Feeney

 Feeney writes books like really good chefs bake cakes...

...by using only the very best ingredients!

She whips up a mixture of delightfully strong characters, allowing them to develop into a setting that is both unique and delicious in its charming, if somewhat sinister atmosphere.

Sit back and enjoy the ever changing revelations of the recipe that is the Darker family...

...this is one tale where you get to have fun peeling back the complicated layers of family dynamics.

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