In Kisscut Karin Slaughter has handled the dreadful subject of child abuse without any histrionics, which are an inherent danger for any author considering a story in which child abuse could be a theme. She has fashioned her story with deftness and intelligence, developing her characters within the complex framework of a gruesome set of crimes and yet as well as the gory details, you know them all better than you did at the end of the last book.
Saturday, 13 October 2007
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