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4.0 out of 5 stars
pretty good,
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This review is from: Skin Flicks (Paperback)
philip caveney specialises in writting fast paced thrillers with a dash of horror thrown in and this one is no exception. in manchester a series of murders are taking place. free lance photograhper danny weston stumbles across the body of man completly skinned in a railway tunnel and is forced to investiage the murders. the murders eventually turn out to something to do with the aztecs. caveney crafts some good set pieces and the finale is good. the book does not pretend to be anything which is it not: a well written compelling thriller. well worth seeking out
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Skin Flicks by Philip Caveney (Hardcover - May 4, 1995)
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