Book Worm

Colin Harrison’s ‘The Finder’ is a thriller that will take you to the edge of your seat and back again. The book is full on intricate details of a place that you know – but have never truly ‘seen’ before. The plot is thick and it seems that Harrison uses a bit of his ‘poetry’ to enhance the twists and make them more real and alive for the readers.

 When one is creating a fictional character in a mystery novel they try to focus more on a peculiar aspect of the character instead of focusing on their personality. For example, in James Patterson and Michael Ledwidge’s ‘Step on a Crack’ their main character and hero of the story, Michael Bennett, is known for having and raising ten children and a poor salary in Manhattan.