Book Description
Nicole Charles didn't go to journalism school to become a gossip columnist, but the job fell into her lap right out of school and her immigrant work ethic just won't let her quit to find something she'd like better. It's a good job, but she struggles with the stigma attached to her position by other reporters. More than anything, she wants to be a real reporter, but it looks like she's never going to get a chance.
Then one night while covering a gallery opening, she discovers a dead body in a dark alley. An up and coming artist has been stabbed in the throat with an antique icepick. Nicole is right in the middle of the biggest story of the year. It's the chance of a lifetime. Too bad someone had to die to make it happen.
If It Bleeds is the first novel in a series of mysteries featuring rookie reporter Nicole Charles.
My Review
This was a very quick and easy read. Pretty much straight story dialogue and not much description but a very good read that I enjoyed very much. It held my interest to the very end and I found the characters and plot intriguing. I'm looking forward to reading the 2nd book and I would recommend this book to those who hate books that drag on with lots of descriptions.
Nicole Charles didn't go to journalism school to become a gossip columnist, but the job fell into her lap right out of school and her immigrant work ethic just won't let her quit to find something she'd like better. It's a good job, but she struggles with the stigma attached to her position by other reporters. More than anything, she wants to be a real reporter, but it looks like she's never going to get a chance.
Then one night while covering a gallery opening, she discovers a dead body in a dark alley. An up and coming artist has been stabbed in the throat with an antique icepick. Nicole is right in the middle of the biggest story of the year. It's the chance of a lifetime. Too bad someone had to die to make it happen.
If It Bleeds is the first novel in a series of mysteries featuring rookie reporter Nicole Charles.
My Review
This was a very quick and easy read. Pretty much straight story dialogue and not much description but a very good read that I enjoyed very much. It held my interest to the very end and I found the characters and plot intriguing. I'm looking forward to reading the 2nd book and I would recommend this book to those who hate books that drag on with lots of descriptions.
