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 No Escape - Natasha Cooper
Newest Review: ... from the UK, whose death of her husband still taunts her. In No Escape, we see her in a new relationship with a surgeon as a ... more  ... sideline to the main plot.
The storyline involves Taylor travelling to the Isle Of Wight, where she spent time as a child, interviewing a man named Spike Falconer as part of her paper on an under-researched personality disorder. During Taylor's time on the island she visits the prison that is home to Falconer, a man accused of a cold-hearted and brutal killing spree of a picnicking family.
The death of the family is what we are first introduced to in the book, which is harsh and laid bare for us to imagine, d...more |
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No Escape - Natasha Cooper: Psychoanalysis Of A Giggling Serial Killer (818 words)
by - written on 30/09/09 (Very useful, 28 readings)
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Inspired by having already read a Cooper novel a few months ago, I picked up No Escape from the library last month. I've been getting into crime novels lately, though mainly American ones as I can't say I've been very taken by the British versions, and I'm pleased to say that Cooper is a top crime writer for our country (even though I don't think myself to be 'patriotic' at all these days!). No Escape was published this year and falls within the crime genre. On the front of the book, the quote 'One of the most accomplished crime writers in the country' distinguishes Cooper as an author amidst the hundreds of others out there. It doesn't matter ... Read the complete review
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