The Cuckoo's Calling is a 2013 crime fiction novel by J. K. Rowling, published under the pseudonym Robert Galbraith. A brilliant mystery in a classic vein: Detective Cormoran Strike investigates a... This description may be from another edition of this product.
I did manage to read the entire book. It really only needed to be about a little over half as long as it was. The rest of it was just describing the buildings, the furniture, people’s clothing, etc. the detectives interviews went on far too long. I ended up googling what happened in chapter blah blah blah just so I could get past it.
Badly written
Published by Spenny , 4 months ago
If you like poorly written stories and weak character progression you’d find solace in this book
Amazing book!!
Published by WhiteRoses , 2 years ago
This book was amazing condition and the story just draws you in. I couldn’t put it down!!!!
Nearly down-and-out detective unravel a murder mystery.
Published by Stephanie B , 3 years ago
The author creates memorable, if somewhat exaggerated, characters, some struggling with poverty and hard luck, contrasting with wealthy and privileged, in a complex murder mystery unravelled by Cormoran Strike and his resourceful temporary secretary. No matter the economic status of each, they all are contending with very human probably problems. The clues from suspicious behaviors and circumstances create some unexpectedly twists and turns that are satisfyingly pulled together in the end.
Really good book
Published by Sarah , 5 years ago
I enjoyed the suspense and the writing style. I ordered the next book in the series.
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7 Books J.K. Rowling Loves
Published by Beth Clark • November 16, 2018
Long before she became the queen of Twitter or the beloved author of Harry Potter, J.K. Rowling was (and still is) a voracious reader...a habit she shares with the majority of the world's ultra-successful people. Keep reading for 7 books she loves—the author who inspired her fangirl moment might surprise you. (Hint: they have the same hair color.)
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