What do You think about Split (2006)?
Makedde Vanderwall seems to get herself in the line of fire from serial killers, first she became a victim a Stiletto Murderer while visiting Australia and in this book too she becomes the target for another serial killer – could that really happen in someone’s life?I don’t understand her feelings for Andy, she is attracted to him but keeps fighting it because he helped her from being killed while she was in Australia and she has a hang up over that. For me there was too much in depth discription of Foresenic Science and Psycology - I don't think the story needed all that was said, for me it would have been better without it.Though the story itself was not bad.
—Bronwyn Rykiert
I'm still trying to decide whether I really like this author's style. She tends to explain a bit too much which rather slows down the pace. Nevertheless when the action starts happening she keeps the pages turning and there is plenty of suspense. I don't really get the Makedde / Andy issue even though I did read the previous book where all the problems started. Someone as strong as Mak is supposed to be surely could make her mind up over a mere man. Still a good book and I will read the next one.
—Phrynne
I enjoyed the overall plot and the way Mak thinks as a character. I felt that the first half of the book was pretty convoluted because there was so many point of view changes. I am not entirely convinced that all of the characters with points of view were even relevant to the story. Once the book got further into the plot and the individual character stories were converging,the book picked up speed quickly and became more enjoyable. From the beginning, I thought something was off about Roy Blake and that he would be the killer, but I was interested to see that Tara Moss added yet another twist, making it a less predictable read. Ultimately her relationship with Roy ended up saving her life. I would recommend this book series to adults who enjoy crime novels. Start with the first book Fetish, or a lot of this book wont make much sense.
—Natalia
