Die for Me - Karen Rose

This book breaks down beautifully into short dated sections making it a great novel for those who want to read but can't really find the time to get engrossed for more than a few pages at a time. I'm not really a fan of the crime genre but having received this for Christmas from I daughter I owed it her to give the book a shot. The murders are gruesome, certainly not something to read if you're of a sensitive disposition. Victims die by a variety of medieval torture means, including a particularly nasty spiked chair and live burning death. I didn't find the crimes believable at all and the plot was very thin throughout. I was eager to follow the twist ...

After discovering Karen Rose by reading Count to Ten I seem to have been finding her books all over the place, Die For Me is the latest and was found in Tesco when I wasnt meant to have been buying books (although to be fair at the moment I'm never meant to be buying them), and this went straight to the top of my to read pile. The first chapter introduces us to Warren, a young man who has aspirations of fame through modelling and acting, sadly for him these plans are never going to come to fruition in his lifetime, his killer remains a mystery, Warren knows him as Ed Munch. Munch hired him to film a documentary so why would he now want to kill ...