Kisscut begins with a particularly explosive opening. In the car park of a skating rink in the small southern town of Heartsdale, chief of police Jeffrey Tolliver witnesses a teenage girl pointing a gun at a man. But the detective, there for a date with his ex-wife Sara (the town's medical examiner and paediatrician), is obliged to shoot the girl to save the boy's life. The subsequent autopsy brings to light a gallery of horrors, and as Tolliver and Sara undertake a particularly difficult investigation, they are met with a wall of silence.

Picked up at the London Meetup - thanks, cloggy!

The '7' denotes the first third of this, because I didn't get to read any more before I lost it at Manchester airport. It must have been very keen to be released, so I'll just wait until another copy comes my way.

RELEASE NOTES:

Released in the Costa Coffee outlet in the departure lounge - I hope it won't have to languish in lost property, because, as it was unfinished, it did not yet have a bookcrossing stickie on the front.

Good luck, promimisingly-starting book!