Sandra Brown’s Smash Cut opens with a bang in Atlanta’s swank Hotel Moultrie, where one of five passengers in an elevator has been shot dead by a man wearing a grotesque mask. Was it a robbery gone wrong? Or was businessman Paul Wheeler targeted for execution? The press is all over the story, honing in on Julie Rutledge, who was at the scene of the shooting. Their claim that she was Wheeler’s young lover doesn’t bother Julie. Her only concern is that the killer be found, which is why she’s focused on Paul’s profligate nephew, Creighton Wheeler, who stands to inherit his fortune—and soon, the police are too. When attorney Derek Mitchell is hired to defend Creighton, Julie tries to tell him that his client is a dangerous sociopath with an unsettling passion for movie thrillers, a warning that goes unheeded. But it isn’t Derek’s attraction to Julie that changes the renowned lawyer’s mind. Troubling incidents with his client followed by others of a more chilling nature lead him to suspect that Creighton doesn’t just enjoy watching murder films…he likes to reenact them. And if that’s the case, Derek and Julie may soon be unwilling costars in a reality film that could spell the end for them.
Hardcover: 384 pages
Publisher: Simon & Schuster ( August 11, 2009 )
Item #: 12-8785
ISBN: 9781416563082
Product Dimensions: 5.5 x 8.25 x 0.91 inches
Product Weight: 15.0 ounces

As always with her books, it was a great read, keeps you guessing until the end.
Reviewer: Donna
thought it was a great book. kept you riveted til the end. I haven't read one of her books in a long time and she didn't disappoint me in the least. look forward to reading her next book
Reviewer: Debbie
Reviewer: Shirley
Smah Cut was excellent reading. Keeps you guessing to the ending. I have read almost all Sandra Brown's books and never read a bad one.
Reviewer: Ruth F
Sandra Brown never ceases to amaze me and her reads just get better and better!! Plot line is always an attention getter and Snash Cut is no exception Her characters are compelling and endings are never a disappointment.
Can not wait tillthe next one comes along
Reviewer: Debbie H