| Product | Category | No. of reviews | Average Rating |
|---|---|---|---|
| Martina Cole, Broken | Crime, Thrillers & Mystery Books | 1 | 10.0  Write your review |
| Martina Cole, Dangerous Lady | Fiction | 2 | 10.0 Write your review |
| Martina Cole, Goodnight Lady | Fiction | 2 | 9.5  Write your review |
| Martina Cole, Maura's Game | Crime, Thrillers & Mystery Books | 1 | 10.0 Write your review |
| Martina Cole, The Jump | Crime, Thrillers & Mystery Books | 2 | 9.5 Write your review |
| Martina Cole, The Know | Crime, Thrillers & Mystery Books | 3 | 7.0 Write your review |
| Martina Cole, The Ladykiller | Crime, Thrillers & Mystery Books | 3 | 10.0 Write your review |
| Martina Cole, The Runaway | Fiction | 0 | - Write your review |
| Martina Cole, Two Women | Fiction | 1 | 10.0 Write your review |
Review by
Guest.
on 20th Feb 2008
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Item: Martina Cole, The Know
This book will keep you wanting more and is very gritty. Would recommend The Know but DO NOT read the prologue as it spoils the plot.
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Review by
bel27
on 16th Apr 2007
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Item: Martina Cole, The Know
Cole knows what makes a good story. 'The Know' has an exciting plotline and rattles along at a fair old pace. But her writing style is full of cliche, and this makes many of her scenes less powerful than they should be - you get the feeling that you've heard it all before. This is particularly the case when she is trying to give us a sense of how brutal many of her male characters are: in fact, she ends up giving us a series of familiar stereotypes who lose their menace because they seem to be ...
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Review by
jo1006
on 27th Sep 2006
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Item: Martina Cole, The Ladykiller
Ms Cole writes with such depth that you can almost imagine you are there, looking over the shoulder of the killer, seeing everything he sees.
This is a gripping and grizzly novel, and it is un-put-downable. Do not read it when you're alone. Try not to read it when it's dark, as it is a scary true to life book which probes into the mind of a serial killer with his 'secret smile'.
If you enjoy being shocked and reading about areas of life that are uncomfortable, then read ...
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Review by
ANNE HARRISON
on 31st Mar 2006
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Item: Martina Cole, Broken
Broken by Martina Cole is the follow-up to Ladykiller. We see Di Burrows again trying to solve a case of child abuse. There are quite a few twists and turns, and this is yet another good read from (in my opinion) one of the best writers of this genre. Cole really uses her knowledge of the area she writes about to the fullest, and the characters feel almost real enough to ...
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Review by
ANNE HARRISON
on 30th Mar 2006
User Rating : 9
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Item: Martina Cole, The Jump
The Jump is another of my favourite Martina Cole books. Although I have to say I enjoyed some of her earlier books more.
If you're new to Martina Cole I would say start with some of the earlier books. the Jump is still a blinding read
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