Review: Cut You Down – Sam Wiebe

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No one knows what happened to Tabitha Sorenson, a brilliant but troubled college student who vanished in the aftermath of a scandal involving millions of dollars in school funds Hired to find the missing girl by her professor (and admirer) Dana Essex, private investigator Dave Wakeland is tossed int...

No one knows what happened to Tabitha Sorenson, a brilliant but troubled college student who vanished in the aftermath of a scandal involving millions of dollars in school funds Hired to find the missing girl by her professor (and admirer) Dana Essex, private investigator Dave Wakeland is tossed into a world of suburban gangsters, corrupt authorities, and a contract killer with an unhealthy fondness for blades--all of them ready to guard their secrets at any cost.

Aided by Sonia Drego, a police officer and former lover with dangerous secrets of her own, Wakeland's world is upended when the investigation takes a deadly turn. Suspecting he may have been played for a rube by the woman who hired him, the young PI crosses borders--and lines--in his hunt for a sadistic killer, a journey of discovery that takes him from the back alleys of a rapidly modernizing Vancouver to the wilds of Washington State to a disorienting suburban sprawl, where nothing is as it seems.

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In this offering by Sam Wiebe, we meet Dave Wakeland a former cop now a private investigator in partnership with Jeff Chen. Jeff deals with the corporate side and Dave, well his clients and the situations usually end in with him having to be a tad bit violent.

Dave is hired by Professor Dana Essex to find Tabitha Sorenson, a former student who has gone missing with a million dollars. This is the hook that takes you on a journey to find Tabitha. Along the way, Dave also works on a case for his ex-cop partner. Not only was Sonia his ex-partner, but ex-girlfriend so when she asks for his help, that’s a no-brainer, of course, he does. The two storylines are very well written and you do not get lost as they run side by side.

I really enjoyed this author’s style of writing. He unquestionably knows how to write a crime novel. Twists and turns, the writing is tight and a perfect flow make this a book you want to read. I recommend you buy this book and I will certainly be reading more works by this author in the future.

Reviewed by: Linda C.

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