Review: The Cutting Edge - Ace Collins

 

 

Review: The Cutting Edge - Ace Collins - October 2013

Leslie Rhoads has just been named the Number #1 hottest model around as her face is the epitome of true beauty - she has never needed make-up or had to have her face digitally altered or surgery and so she is rising the ranks fast , but in order to survive the modelling world - Leslie has to make a decision which will have her nude and scantily clad all across America. Morals hold her back and only one person can set her free and help her make the decision - her father Johnathon. So Leslie , hops the next plane home and arrives at the airport late. Then tragedy occurs and the next thing Leslie knows is that she is waking up in a hospital bed and unrecognisable - her whole face has been cut up with a broken bottle and she is scarred for life. The only thing Leslie had going for her was her beauty - so what is she now if she no longer has that ? Read as the story goes off into three different plot lines all interweaving - the first is the police trying to find out with what little information they have on who attacked Leslie , the second is the perspective of Carlee - Leslie's agent who is trying to milk the accident and tragic event for what it's worth and Leslie - read as she tries to discover what life means and that no matter what happens God has a plan and loves you. In places this book was a tad slow, but it is defintiely worth reading especially the last couple of chapters will make you tear up and your heart leap for joy in a way despite the OMG intense moment near the end of the novel.