She has no time to take a break after playing a key role in the arrest of dangerous fugitive Nicholas Janssen. But with Janssen fighting extraditio...
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Jul 10, 2011
Glenajo
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The Rapids is the third book in Carla Neggers U.S. Marshal series. The book opens with the arrest of Nicholas Janssen in The Hague. Janssen was one of the instigators of the trouble in the second book of the series. His arrest brings Rob Dunnemore to The Hague to try to discover anything he can about Janssen’s arrest. Maggie Spencer, the US diplomatic security agent, received the information about Janssen’s location. When other people start to die, Maggie attempts to piece the puzzle together
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Dec 28, 2011
I couldn't give this book any stars because it was almost physically painful to read and I only finished it to finish it. You pretty much have to have the previous book to understand all the relationships/friendships between the characters, which is a bad sign. I didn't like or care about any of the characters and I didn't care what happened to them or why.
I could have sworn I read a couple awesome ones by her but I can't remember the names. Richard North Patterson is the same way: som More...
I could have sworn I read a couple awesome ones by her but I can't remember the names. Richard North Patterson is the same way: som More...
Sep 17, 2011
Kristi
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I picked up this book in Peru because it was the only English book I could find. Started off great but about a third of the way through I realized that this is a book in a series. It kept talking about characters I had no idea who they were and kept wondering what was going on with a main character Janssen so I ended up being confused. I still finished the book but gave it three stars because I think it could have been a little bit more of a stand alone book.
Apr 21, 2008
Gina
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Not bad ... not bad at all!
Turns out I should have read Night's Landing and Cold Ridge before I read this one, but I didn't know that they tied in together. I may have understood the characters a little better if I had.
I got enough of the sense of Maggie so that I understood her, and although I did feel something between her and Rob, I can't say it was a sizzle.
The plot wasn't bad, but I didn't find the mystery that I'd been expecting after reading the synopsi More...
Turns out I should have read Night's Landing and Cold Ridge before I read this one, but I didn't know that they tied in together. I may have understood the characters a little better if I had.
I got enough of the sense of Maggie so that I understood her, and although I did feel something between her and Rob, I can't say it was a sizzle.
The plot wasn't bad, but I didn't find the mystery that I'd been expecting after reading the synopsi More...
Dec 15, 2009
Mariana
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Just picked up the book. It looks like there are other books that needed to be read prior to reading this one. There was not enough character development for me.
Mar 03, 2009
Melissa
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First "trashy" novel I've read in years. But, it was fun. For the genre it was good, but I just can't bring myself to give books like these more than three stars.
Jun 13, 2010
Andrea
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US diplomatic security agent Maggie Spencer, Rob Dunnemore, see Nights Landing.
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