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Tuesday, April 11, 2017

The Cutaway by Christina Kovac

Cameras, cameras, cameras....you never know when you may be on one or in a recorded news clip.
 

Virginia Knightly was the only female news person in her office…an office that seemed to be falling apart.  They needed a big story, and the new boss wasn't helping hold it together.
 

Virginia got demoted, and then a new face appears.  This new face takes the position of another of Virginia's friends on the news staff.
 

All this is happening while a huge news story about the murder of a high profile lawyer is taking place.  

Everyone is fighting for news, and a lot of people including the police force, politicians, and even the press were not being up front and honest about everything.  Meanwhile Virginia took on things she really shouldn't be doing alone.
 

THE CUTAWAY takes us into the world of TV news bringing out all the hard work and investigation reporters and newscasters do.
 

The characters are marvelous and so well developed that you can actually visualize them and consider them "real" people that you may even know. 

The story line held my interest and slowly but cleverly led you to the end along with many guesses as to who had "done it" without my actually guessing correctly.

An excellent debut that slowly drew the reader into the meat of the story line, gave hints to something bigger, and kept me reading.  4/5


This book was given to me free of charge and without compensation by the publisher in return for an honest review.


15 comments:

  1. If you have read this book, what did you think?

    Thanks for stopping.

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  2. Another winner for you. I like that the setting is the world of TV news with realistic characters.

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    1. Yes...it was good.

      Thanks for stopping, Laura.

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    1. If you like suspense, you will.

      Thanks for stopping, Kathy.

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  4. Love your review, Elizabeth. I'm thinking it might be a good audiobook.

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    1. I bet it would be good in audio.

      Thanks for stopping, Mary.

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  5. I loved this one, too, Elizabeth...thanks for your great review.

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    1. It was good. Thanks for the comment on my review and for stopping, Laurel.

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  6. I'm glad you enjoyed this book!

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  7. This sounds good. It kind of reminds me of the Renee Rosen book last year about the female newspaper reporter, although that was set in a different time period. Thanks for your review. Another one for the tbr!

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    1. Oh yes...I liked that book of hers.

      This was more intense.

      Thanks for stopping, OnDBookshelf.

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  8. Sounds good. But I have no bandwidth for anything less than 5/5!

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