Book Review #95: Fifty Fifty by Steve Cavanagh
This is my first Steve Cavanagh book, but I had read great reviews before buying it. I actually got two of the books in Cavanagh's 'Eddie Flynn' series at the same time, but as this one had the more interesting plot of the two, I started here. When Frank Avellino dies, his daughters Alexandra and Sofia immediately blame each other, trying to make sure the other sister gets jailed for the murder. But as the case consumes the lives of everyone involved, and true evil is revealed, which one of the Avellino sisters is a liar... and a killer? I absolutely loved this book. I haven't enjoyed a book this much in a long time. For a start, I love Cavanagh's writing style. It didn't take long to become addicted to this story because it felt like watching a TV show. I found that there wasn't much character description, and yet I could picture everyone and everything really clearly. But as well as the writing style, I enjoyed the way that the story was told. We see th...