I found The Jigsaw Man to be a solid read, though it didn’t quite capture my full enthusiasm. The writing style reminded me of the likes of John Grisham and Jeffrey Archer—fast-paced, with twists and turns that kept me engaged. The plot was gripping enough to hold my attention, but it didn’t leave a lasting impression.

One aspect that fell a bit short for me was the main protagonist. While their journey was interesting, I didn’t find myself rooting for them, which made it harder to fully invest in the story. That said, the book had its moments and was certainly entertaining, but it lacked that special spark to elevate it to a truly memorable read.

Overall, The Jigsaw Man is worth picking up if you enjoy thrillers in the vein of legal or suspense dramas, but it might not leave a lasting mark.