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Cut. Print. Kill.

By: Robert D. Kidera
Narrated by: Richard Poe
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"There's always room for one more lie...."

Reeling from family betrayal and tragedy, Gabe McKenna charts a new course as historical consultant on a motion picture filming in New Mexico. Before you can say "action!", he finds himself entangled in a web of illusion and deceit, where death plays the starring role. With the help of The Onion, a private investigator and longtime friend from New York, Gabe peels away layer after layer of dishonesty, battles brutal drug cartels, is accused of murder, and must unmask a mysterious, seductive woman to uncover the truth in a world full of lies.

©2017 Robert D. Kidera (P)2017 Audible, Inc. Mystery Suspense Fiction
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This series is what I would call ‘easy reading’ – they’re good but not brilliant. Something you can listen to without having to pay much attention to details or plot. It’s got a good setting, with some interesting characters, but there’s not a huge amount of ‘meat’ to the story.

I liked this one less than the other two I’ve read – while the film is mostly interesting, the crime storyline around it is very thin and the romance storyline is insipid. It really feels very light on the entire storyline – it’s as if the author intends Gabe’s charm to carry the story – it actually sort of does.

The reader is fantastic, and is a major reason I would read the rest of the books in the series.

It’s a solid, easy read but if you want something with some weight to it, this might not be what you’re looking for.

Very light on plot, easy reading.

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