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selfiegrandpa 's review for:
Kill for Me, Kill for You
by Steve Cavanagh
mysterious
tense
fast-paced
Plot or Character Driven:
Plot
Strong character development:
No
Loveable characters:
No
Diverse cast of characters:
No
Flaws of characters a main focus:
No
Blue eyed men also scare the living shit out of me.
At the start of this I really thought I would be giving this at least a 3 and then at the first twist I was like .... okay maybe a 2.75 and then at the second twist I was like ......... okay so a 1 got it and then finally at the very last twist I had such a good laugh at the ridiculousness it went up to 1.5. While it feels like these thriller authors just set out to write something along the lines of "watch all these different storylines line up perfectly at the end" I gotta give it to them that they manage to actually do it (do it well? now that's the real question). I think Steve Cavanagh has fun, easy writing to follow and for the most part the story kept a decent pacing. The characters were all one dimensional and some of the statistics regarding criminal reoffending were wonky. Overall this is just a typical thriller that left me wondering why they even bother putting cops in these stories cause they never do anything.
At the start of this I really thought I would be giving this at least a 3 and then at the first twist I was like .... okay maybe a 2.75 and then at the second twist I was like ......... okay so a 1 got it and then finally at the very last twist I had such a good laugh at the ridiculousness it went up to 1.5. While it feels like these thriller authors just set out to write something along the lines of "watch all these different storylines line up perfectly at the end" I gotta give it to them that they manage to actually do it (do it well? now that's the real question). I think Steve Cavanagh has fun, easy writing to follow and for the most part the story kept a decent pacing. The characters were all one dimensional and some of the statistics regarding criminal reoffending were wonky. Overall this is just a typical thriller that left me wondering why they even bother putting cops in these stories cause they never do anything.