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Perfect Crime (2000)

by Jack Erickson(Favorite Author)

3.04 of 5 Votes: 2

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review 1: I think the author of Perfect Crime did a very good job of describing what the main character is thinking and how she feels. My favorite part of the book is when the police starts to think that she is somehow involved in the murder, she firsts think that it nothing, but later as the story develops, she begins to panic. The author describes how panicked she was and it kind of made me panic. The only thing that got me rate this book three stars is that this book is too short, the author can add how she murdered her husband and what she did after the police arrest her, but overall the book is good.
review 2: “Heaven has no rage, like love to hatred, Hell hath no fury, like a woman scorned”; this quote by William Congreve sums up this story perfectly. When a w... moreife discovers her husband’s infidelity, she makes a plan to take both her betrayer and his lover out. He engineering mind works out the details and set the timetable for the perfect crime. The author presents a highly readable, unusually explicit and certainly believable crime in a nutshell. One can only surmise that the only nicks can only be spotted by another, equally tenacious woman. This is my introduction to the works of Jack Erickson and if this is any indication of his writing abilities, he has found a new fan in me. If I were to voice one criticism, it would be that this story was too short to do it the justice it deserves. The space to build the individual characters would have improved the work as a whole but he succeeded in making a complete story in the space of a chapter. I would readily recommend this book to anyone that enjoys, murder, intrigue and revenge served as a main course. Revenge isn’t better served cold but piping hot and full of emotion. less

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