Susanna Moore

When the first brutal murder rocks her neighborhood, Frannie is propelled into a sexual liaison that tests the limits of her safety and desires, as she begins a descent into dark places. "In the Cut" is a masterfully written thriller that will keep readers tense with its mounting sense of terror.

In the Cut

Shreya Punj

If the ending left you surprised, you need to read more crime fiction.

Audiobook narrator was painful to listen to, but the story was interesting/challenging

Andrew Hopkins

An attractive, sexually violent woman from New York begins a harrowing journey when she encounters a handsome man having sex in the basement of a bar.

Eugenia Andino

I have only read 25 pages out of 175 or so, but I have already decided this is definitely a give-away book. Not just because I rarely re-read mysteries, but because the writing is a bit dry and monotonous. There are loads of sex, described with an amount of detail that sounds like a scientific dissection. In spite of all this, it's entertaining. 

**

I've finished the book. The second half is a lot less interesting than the first one. This may be so because I already knew what was going to happen, as I had seen the movie before. But just as I had been thrilled to watch what happened to Meg Ryan and her friend onscreen, I couldn't care less about the comings and goings of this protagonist. Her feelings are not believable and her erudition is just out of place.

In the Cut

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