
My rating: 5 of 5 stars
Although this is book 8 in this series, I had no problem following it. There is just enough backstory so you can fully understand what is going on. There is no talking about past books either—at least, not that I could tell. I have never read the author or heard of Eddie Flynn, and I would most likely have passed this one up had it not been for my curiosity about a con-man turned lawyer.
As I said, Eddie Flynn was a con man; now he's a defense lawyer, and he has his fingers in just about every pie in New York. In this book, he takes on the case of a noted brain surgeon who is accused of murder.
This story is so twisty that it was a pure joy to read. Eddie and crew (yes, he has a crew!) seem to operate just outside of the law. Oh, and did I tell you that there is a hit out on Eddie? Somehow, the author does an excellent job of intertwining both plots into one seamless story. And the ending will blow you away.
Now, I want to know more about Eddie and his crew, so I've already gone and bought the first book in the series.
I must mention that this series has already been originally published in the UK, so it is not really a 'new' series. Found on Google - "Eddie Flynn books were published by Orion Books in the UK and the publisher Flatiron Books (Atria?) appears to be releasing the Eddie Flynn books in the US." But I hope he keeps writing about Eddie and the crew. It seems that a new book is slated to be published this year. I'm keeping my fingers crossed!
*ARC supplied by the publisher Atria/Simon & Schuster, the author, and ATTL/Edelweiss.
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SYNOPSIS: "This riveting psychological thriller from master of twists Steve Cavanagh, author of the “unguessable and unputdownable” (Alex Michaelides, #1 New York Times bestselling author) Kill For Me, Kill for You, asks: What if the witness was more twisted than the killer?
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