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by - written on 21/07/09 (Very useful, 63 readings)
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Seeing as I get most of my books from the Oxfam bookshop, I tend to read quite a lot of books from authors who I hadn't previously heard about. I picked this book because the blurb sounded good and there were some good comments inside. The Author: Richard Montanari is from Ohio in the USA who initially tried to make it as a musician however this dream failed and he took up writing instead. As well as individual novels, he has two series of books- the Jack Paris series and the Byrne and Balzano series, of which this is one of. Other novels in this series are The Rosary Girls (2005), The Skin Gods (2006) and Play Dead (2008). Broken Angels was ... Read the complete review
by - written on 08/07/09 (Useful, 10 readings)
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Broken Angels by Richard Montanari is in essence a serial killer thriller. Perched on a stone pier, as if she were sat at watching the river ebb and flow. She was wearing nothing but a long pink dress from a different age entirely. The victim had clearly been posed and much to the shocking, grim discovery of Jessica Balzano and Kevin Byrne, the murder detectives on the case, she had had both of her feet amputated. Balzano and Byrne start investigating the murder, identify the victim, interviewing her friends. They are treating this a a single murder until another body rocks up, this too, close to the riverbank and posed and dressed in a bizarre ... Read the complete review
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