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Original Title:	What Have You Done ASIN B078XBQ4N5
Edition Language:	English

What Have You Done

Matthew Farrell

Kindle Edition | Pages: 312 pages

Rating: 3.93 | 23487 Users | 1463 Reviews

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Title	:	What Have You Done
Author	:	Matthew Farrell
Book Format	:	Kindle Edition
Book Edition	:	Anniversary Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 312 pages
Published	:	October 1st 2018 by Thomas & Mercer (first published 2018)
Categories	:	Mystery. Thriller. Fiction. Mystery Thriller. Suspense

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Family is not what it seems in this raw, edgy thriller that New York Times bestselling author Lisa Scottoline says "you won't be able to put down." When a mutilated body is found hanging in a seedy motel in Philadelphia, forensics specialist Liam Dwyer assumes the crime scene will be business as usual. Instead, the victim turns out to be a woman he'd had an affair with before breaking it off to save his marriage. But there's a bigger problem: Liam has no memory of where he was or what he did on the night of the murder. Panicked, Liam turns to his brother, Sean, a homicide detective. Sean has his back, but incriminating evidence keeps piling up. From fingerprints to DNA, everything points to Liam, who must race against time and his department to uncover the truth - even if that truth is his own guilt. Yet as he digs deeper, dark secrets come to light, and Liam begins to suspect the killer might actually be Sean ... When the smoke clears in this harrowing family drama, who will be left standing?

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Ratings: 3.93 From 23487 Users | 1463 Reviews

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An edgy crime thriller reminiscent of a CSI episode, What Have You Done is an explosive debut by Matthew Farrell. The novel is a cross between a domestic suspense and a hard-bitten crime story, opening with a mutilated body investigated by forensics specialist Liam Dwyer. But soon Liam realizes he knows the victim. And he has no memory of the night she was murdered.As hes always done in times of trial, Liam turns to his big brother Sean, a brash, bold, charismatic homicide detective. But as

really enjoyed the first 3/4 of this book. The writing was good, the plot was spellbinding and the police procedures were believable. The main characters were great but the supporting characters lacked depth. The final 1/4 was a disappointment. I kept waiting for the ah ha moment that every good mystery has. I thought the ending was transparent, predictable and definitely dragged out too long. The epilogue left me wondering if the guard was giving false messages to the visitor??

I enjoyed this one. It was twisty and turny. Unpredictable, though I had my suspicions about one thing and that came true. All good though because it went a step further. Definitely kept my interest because I listened to the whole thing in one day. Good book. Looking forward to checking out more by this author.

4.5 stars! I love this book.

Very good CSI thrillerLoved this book, my pick of the kindle First Reads for September. This is a great suspense thriller, the characters are engaging, the story keeps moving along.This book would make a great movie, highly recommend.

I'm glad to see that so many people loved this book. I was not one of them.The writing itself is good. I wasn't wowed, but I was entertained, at first.The premise intrigued me, but I couldn't buy into the way it was handled. We have two seasoned members of the police force who immediately decide to lie to and withhold information from their fellow investigators about details of a murder. One even tells the other that they can't trust the cops, who are supposedly professionals and their friends,

This is the most painful-to-read book Ive ever finished. Ive discarded others to be sure. This one wasnt poorly written, but the characters werent adequately developed enough (ever) to explain the choices they made. The protagonist wasnt at all likable and the plot twists were as absurd as they were predictable. I think the author captures it best with this line: I was a cliché. A goddamned Lifetime movie.