With every book Jane Casey gets better and better. I didn't think that was possible because i loved her first Maeve Kerrigan book The Burning so much but The Cutting Place is just incredible. To keep such a high standard of plot, characterisation and engagement is very unusual.
The main story is exquisitely crafted and weaves so many little threads together i don't know how Casey kept it all in place. Maeve is trying to solve the murder of a journalist but finds herself trying to navigate the world of an elite gentleman's club where money and power can easily conceal a murder. Whether you've read Casey's previous books or not you can read and enjoy this one alone but if you have read her earlier works it will only add to the experience of The Cutting Place as previous elements are weaved in. This was an amazing book and such a pleasure to read.
The main story is exquisitely crafted and weaves so many little threads together i don't know how Casey kept it all in place. Maeve is trying to solve the murder of a journalist but finds herself trying to navigate the world of an elite gentleman's club where money and power can easily conceal a murder. Whether you've read Casey's previous books or not you can read and enjoy this one alone but if you have read her earlier works it will only add to the experience of The Cutting Place as previous elements are weaved in. This was an amazing book and such a pleasure to read.