Greg Rucka has earned a devoted following for his edgy Atticus Kodiak thrillers, Finder, Keeper, and Smoker. Now, in an elect...
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Feb 05, 2012
Shooting at Midnight, an Atticus Kodiak novel, by Gregg Rucka, A-minus, borrowed from the Library for the Blind,
This book is really about Atticus’ on-again off-again girl friend, Bridget Logan. Atticus is a bodyguard, and Bridget is a private eye. Bridget has a secret she hasn’t let anyone she works with know about, including Atticus, and that is that she a a “recovering junkie.” She was addicted to heroin and, like any other heroin addict, could be drawn back into the habit at any More...
This book is really about Atticus’ on-again off-again girl friend, Bridget Logan. Atticus is a bodyguard, and Bridget is a private eye. Bridget has a secret she hasn’t let anyone she works with know about, including Atticus, and that is that she a a “recovering junkie.” She was addicted to heroin and, like any other heroin addict, could be drawn back into the habit at any More...
Sep 28, 2010
John
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Shooting at Midnight is the fourth book in Greg Rucka’s Atticus Kodiak series and it differs from the previous novels in two ways: the book does not have a one-word title and Atticus is not the main focus. Instead, his on again, off again girlfriend, Bridgett Logan is given center stage. When Bridgett’s childhood friend is accused of murder, she takes up the case and is dragged into a world she has struggled to leave behind. Ashamed of her past, she goes deep undercover in New York City’s sordid
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Aug 02, 2010
Susan
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Nov 12, 2009
Pmcdnld2
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I had never read this author before but will now. A former junkie, now a PI, goes undercover to help a friend from her junkie days and ends up back on heroin as well as in life threatening danger. I didn't quite get her relationship with her boyfriend but I think he is the main character in ealier books. Her description of her cravings for heroin which she calls "Mr. Jones" are scary.
Aug 10, 2011
Joey
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Sort of an Atticus book; roughly 2/5ths of the story is told from his perspective. The rest of it is told from the perspective of the central protagonist, Atticus's love interest from previous books, private eye Brigitte Logan. By this point, Rucka is a master at faking you out, leaving you hanging, and making you both dread and anticipate every revelation.
Nov 28, 2011
Jane
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Why anyone would help this thoroughly unlikeable detective - and she needs help constantly - is beyond me.
Aug 11, 2010
Drew
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Great character development. This one is not so much about Atticus but still a good read.
Oct 28, 2009
Danny
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Kodiak #4. This one threw me for a loop first time through as the narrative is from Bridget Logan's perspective. I wasn't ready for it and initially didn't like it. After Smoker I wanted more Kodiak and I wanted it bad. We learn a lot about Bridie here and after a second reading I found it to be one of the best in the series.
Dec 17, 2009
Niceguyeddie
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I feel like I maybe should've read the Atticus books first but it wasn't entirely necessary. I got the gist of who the characters were.
Good stuff. Rucka kicks ass.
Good stuff. Rucka kicks ass.
Dec 16, 2009
Matt
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Fantastic. Gritty, edgy. Very realistic. Loved that mid-series he spend 1/2 of the book without the main character!
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