Two-way Split - Allan Guthrie

Some people feel that they don't know what their right hand is doing when they are using their left. This is a problem I suppose, but as long as the right hand is not stabbing someone whilst you embroider with your left you should be ok. The use of Schizophrenia to explain a murder in crime fiction has been popular for years. In most cases you don't know that the killer is mentally ill until the last scene when they come out of the broom cupboard wearing a pair of knickers on their head and brandishing two pencils up their nose. In TV shows like 'Midsomer Murders' schizophrenia is used as a cheap get out clause - why did old Mrs Beaton kill all the bell ringers? She ...  Read the complete review

~ Two-Way Spilt ~ Two-Way Spilt is another one of my bargain books I brought a couple of years back in Waterstones for a pound. I didn't really think it was going to be that great regarding the price of it. I hadn't heard of the author Allan Guthrie before and this is because he is a new writer. I finally got chance to sit down other the last few days and read the novel which didn't take me long as it is quite a short book and is also one of my favourite genres so I was pretty interested in it straight away. I will be looking out for his other books as I was not disappointed and was lucky to find this in the bargain bin after seeing the RRP price of ...  Read the complete review