Hell's Kitchen

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Summary: Quick , down to earth, witty read.
Review: I enjoyed the down to earth writting style of Chris. Slighty gritty but ever so funny account of finding someplace to live in New York. Who would of thought it could be murder. Stories are broken into short ,easy to read chunks not heavy on the eyes.

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Summary: Great story, but lasking elegance
Review: I enjoyed the plot of Hell's Kitchen and found the structure fresh and fast-paced (I finished the book in one very busy week). I was, however, a little bit disappointed with the bland and sometimes clunky use of language. All-in-all, I enjoyed the book and would recommend it, but it isn't a book that I'm likely to re-read.

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Summary: finally, a book whose blurb lives up to its insides
Review: What a grippping read, even if Cyrus's actions seem a little bit improbable. I don't actually know any psychopaths so I can't really judge.
A millionaire serial killer is such a good idea and finding a place to live in Manhattan seems impossible. Put the two together, add a mix of 4 very different and interesting characters, and you have a tasty pudding. I couldn't put this book down. It is also amazing to find a psychological thriller with lots of humour. I am definitely going to read Niles's other books.