The Final Cut

Barney Thomson #7

by Douglas Lindsay

Final Bk. 7 Searching for answers to his tortured, murder-filled existence, Barney Thomsn is drawn to take a job in London. Such is Barney's fate, that just as he arrives, a serial killer by the name of Harlequin Sweetlips begins to run amok among executives of Bethlehem's company. Suddenly, Barney is again in the middle of a multiple murder investigation.

Genres: Crime

248 pages, Paperback

First published September 1, 2009

Reviews

[Alan McCord]

Perhaps the most complex of the Barney Thomson series in terms of the number of active elements. We have workplace revenge, corporate intrigue, a reappearance of a former investigating officer, and extended appearances by both God and Satan, sometimes together! I can't give away any spoilers but Igor can: "Arf!"

[Kurt]

Had to list the omnibus of seven separately due to the 2015 challenge. Review for the Omnibus:

Admittedly, it's perseverance that got me through all seven books. The first three, though interesting, were not very captivating. The last four were more flowing and well paced. Overall a good alternative read.

[Tom]

OK, kind of muddled in tone, but entertaining enough

[Peter Jakobs]

Nice crazy plot with lots of side ideas. Will read about hairdresser Barney!

[Cameron Geddes]

Kind of brought everything to a decent close - not excellent but a decent enough read