Cut, Paste, Kill

A Lomax and Biggs Mystery

By: Marshall Karp

Narrated by: Tom Stechschulte

A former TV writer, Marshall Karp is the author of three previous Lomax and Biggs mysteries, including the uproarious series debut, The Rabbit Factory. In Cut, Paste, Kill, Lomax and Biggs investigate a disturbing series of murders—with the only clues being scrapbooks left at the scene of each crime.

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Critic reviews

“Kinky Friedman and Carl Hiaasen fans should latch onto this series.” ( Publishers Weekly)

Very Enjoyable

Loved the characters & humor. Excellent narration by Tom Stechschulte. Will look for other books by this author - hopefully, there will be another in a series.

Enjoyable

Enjoyable but predictable mystery that takes place in Southern California. Good narration and voices other than the British accent.

Fun Hollywood story

This is a relatively short book that was a good listen while I was working on some art projects. It is not complex, deep or thought provoking. It is well written with broad, entertaining characters. The subplots are predictable but the main story-line is a bit far-fetched. Good entertainment value for my time.

I am not as enamored with Tom Stechschulte as some other reviewers. I felt several of the minor characters were so broadly done as to be edging on offensive - in particular Big Jim's live-in girlfriend Angel.

I was born and raised in Southern California. The places and the attitudes towards the entertainment business ring true. This is my second listen in the series - not intentional, I did not realize it until I started listening to this one (The Rabbit Factory was the first). I don't think I would hunt down another but I won't be upset if I pick one up as a daily deal)

Funny and great story

Characters once again were entertaining witty and full of energy. I have truly enjoyed the first 4 Karp novels and can’t wait to read Terminal.

I'm A Lomax & Biggs Groupie

This mystery's fun. The comedy cop team of Lomax & Biggs tramp through what otherwise would be a ho-hum plot. But Marshall Karp is a smart, feisty writer. I'll buy the next in this series,especially if Tom Stechschulte brings his imagination to creating the cast.