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Rest assured it won t be the last The book is very well written and had me guessing to the very end Follow DS Nina Foster in her quest to solve the murders and other crimes committed You ll love this book and it will keep your attention all the way to the end. You never forget your first book review 5 17 February 2017 368 This book has been sitting on my kindle for ages and to be honest I don t know why I haven t read it sooner If you love a police procedural book which is both authentic and engaging and a feisty female detective with a wicked sense of humour then you must read this book Nina Foster is a fascinating character who despite having a deeply troubled past doesn t let that define her unlike other fictional female detectives Lisa Cutts obviously knows her stuff and the occasional flashes of her wicked humour made this book stand out from all the others I loved it and now I m off to download book 2 as I need to know what happens next 368 A good intriguing read.

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An involved and disjointed crime investigation unfortunately the author while crafting an interesting plot created key characters lacking in substance 368 This is the first novel in a new series It s a typical murder mystery thriller with a few unusual twists and turns I liked the characters Nina and Stan were great The new boyfriend I thought was a little creepy and I expected something odd to happen with that storyline. Forget me never book My two main criticisms of the novel 1 there were far too many characters for such a short book it did sometimes get confusing 2 I really didn t like the way it ended It left you with questions that answers. You never forget your first book review I will read the next one as long as it can be found for a decent price I probably wouldn t pay full price to read the next in the series 368 Never Forget is a really original and highly entertaining British crime procedural It is written by an actual police officer and that showed The investigative work is described in great detail The plot was logical and totally believable and the characters were realistic I couldn t believe that this was really the first book written by Lisa Cutts The other thing I really appreciated was the fact that although the main character had suffered traumatically in her childhood she was not being portrayed as the stereotypical troubled sufferer Ok she drinks and has boyfriend issues but who doesn t Still she appears a lot ordinary than your average fictional crime fighter That made it different and I really liked it Another nice touch was the humor and witty banter between the characters My one criticism would be the amount of people that were involved in the intricate plot At times it became confusing to keep up with the different relationships But as this is the first in a series I can see that it made sense to introduce all the recurring characters in depth The audiobook version is competently narrated by Deryn Edwards When I finished it I bought book 2 straightaway 368 This is a great read from an author who knows police process inside out having lived and worked it as a serving police officer Usually I read police procedure and get very frustrated at the inaccuracies but as you would expect Lisa got it spot on From the detailed description of a dead body to the banter that goes on behind closed doors this book hits the nail on the head I look forward to reading of Lisa s work and I know she will go from strength to strength 368 Lisa CuttsNever Forget. Forgive but never forget book This is the first time I ve read any of this authors work 368 For a debut it was a good book The pacing was nice the story well thought out likable characters and the ending makes me want to read the next book. An elephant never forgets jungle book The only thing that made it lose a star was the tendency to write unnecessary details which slowed down the story from time to time 368 Remember the old mysteries when the detective called everyone into the drawing room then revealed the solution told us which of the suspects actually killed Sir Roger how Well solutions seem almost as pass as drawing rooms these days Very commonly now we go into thriller mode at the end the author contrives a situation in which the villain launches a murderous attack on the detective if the detective survives as of course she does the villain has been identified ends up either dead or in custody with gobs of incriminating evidence in either case If you read lots of contemporary mysteries just notice how often this ending occurs in some of my favourite authors That happens in Never Forget the appropriately named Lisa Cutts taught me some stuff about what to do if someone comes at me with a knife fitting with what Harry Bingham s Fiona Griffiths showed me that I hope I never have occasion to need in real life. Never forget october 7 I point this out because it was about all I learnt of any use from Never Forget I read mysteries for their moral examples spirituality relationships Never Forget fails in all three You ll not want to emulate the narrator DC Nina Foster you ll do the opposite and forego the pizza the wine she has a bit of a weight problem As for relationships she s a 40 something stuck at the emotional level of a 16 year old goes all gooey at the thought of her current interest Bill also a police officer In this book their affair barely gets beyond 1st date and 1st kiss but then this book is supposed to be the 1st of a series so there ll be lots of room for things to develop tho I doubt the reading public are going to give Nina Foster so much of a future I m not. Forget me never book Feels churlish to be so negative Lisa Cutts has obviously put a lot of effort into writing this one and were it one of those Kindle 99p specials it would be fairly priced But for entertainment even moral character I d prefer a Richards Parish Still 3 stars I m feeling generousThe cover of my copy included a blurb from Elizabeth Haynes What a kind person she must be It s sort of like finding a used Toyota Corolla for sale with an endorsement from Danica Patrick 368 I ve been meaning to read Never Forget for a while I bought the book nearly three years ago just after it was published and it got buried on my Kindle Then a month ago I was sent a copy of Mercy Killing the third in the Nina Foster series by Simon and Schuster as part of their promos for the Old Peculier Crime Writing Festival and I knew I had to start the series off I wish I hadn t left it so long now Never Forget is told in the first person from Nina s perspective of life She s a feisty detective constable influenced by the friendship of retired policeman Stan who rescued her as a child from her kidnapper Nina keeps her past separate from her work life but her secondment to a major murder investigation causes her past and present collide in a totally unexpected way I loved the banter Nina has with her colleagues it s the sort of atmosphere I d expect in police ranks There are other aspects of realism and experience to the narrative The author makes no secret of the police isn t all excitement and catching criminals there s the paperwork to complete reading of lengthy files not to mention the long days and limited social life Saying that I really enjoyed meeting Nina and the team This is a good investigation with our protagonist at the centre of the attention I can t wait to find out what happens next to Nina I won t leave it three years before I read Remember Remember 368

Never Forget (DC Nina Foster, #1) By Lisa Cutts

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From Book 1 Few kidnap victims grow up to become police officers but this is exactly what Nina Foster did Following a frenzied stabbing she is drafted into her first murder investigation With former rescuer DCI Stan McGuire as her mentor and John Wingsy Wing as her partner she thrives on the pace and banter that go with the job As the body count increases and the force s biggest ever manhunt gets underway Nina is determinded to find the murderer But when the story of her own traumatic childhood comes to light a past she s worked hard to hide her role on the team is threatened Suddenly her job her peace of mind and her safety are all in danger And this time DCI Stan McGuire won t be there to save her Fast paced and with a shocking twist this compelling crime debut by police insider Lisa Cutts takes us to the heart of the Major Incident Room introducing a gutsy new heroine to the crime scene Never Forget DC Nina Foster 1.