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Black Box (Turbulence #5)
by
Jordan Castillo Price (Goodreads Author)
Playing catch-up is frustrating. Paul Cronin was the last crew member to join Flight 511, and he’s got a lot of catching up to do. To make matters worse, his predecessor Marlin had a “unique” way of looking at things. Dealing with the effects of the turbulence phenomenon is bad enough. Now Paul needs to figure out which of Marlin’s notes are vital clues, and which are the...more
ebook, 33 pages
Published
November 15th 2012
(first published November 11th 2012)
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as i start this review, I know for sure: I'm gonna reread this one when number 6 gets released. No doubt, this one will peel layer after layer, right up to the 4th re-read (or so)
a brilliant story in many ways: Marlin's metafysical interest and he turns out to be quite the Yedi, with all the lines he's feeding us! each one a bit more of a blast: 'ever since the turbulence, it seemed there was an epiphany around every corner'.
the flashbacks/the present all skillfully intertwined, what a great rea...more
a brilliant story in many ways: Marlin's metafysical interest and he turns out to be quite the Yedi, with all the lines he's feeding us! each one a bit more of a blast: 'ever since the turbulence, it seemed there was an epiphany around every corner'.
the flashbacks/the present all skillfully intertwined, what a great rea...more
Nov 17, 2012
Natalie
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interracial-or-multicultural,
paranormal
3.5 stars. I’m not crazy about rating these installments individually. As a whole, this story is between 4 and 5 stars (depending on how it ends), but this episode was not as strong as the others. We learn more about the mysterious Marlin, and Paul and Dallas define their relationship a bit more clearly. I can’t wait to see what happens next, though.
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Loved the moments between Dallas and Paul, but I'm not quite so much interested in Marlin's story, which played a bigger part in this one. Still, another great installment that has me looking forward to more!
Good installment of this serial, with several flashbacks to Marlin, the pilot who killed himself at the beginning of the story.
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Really enjoying the parts about Marlin.
this book tells more of marlen.
"Aside from the offers it damn near killed me to refuse, you asked me to be your man."
He what?
"Ain't no man of mine living at the airport. Got it?"
This was one of my least favorites of the series because it focused on Marlin who I really don't like much and had way to much flashback. As always throughout this series, the relationship between Dallas and Paul is wonderful, although it's all instalove. Price keeps my frustrated because this pair still (view spoiler).
I'm hooked on this and the episodes are so damn short!
While it was nice to get a few answers/hints, I spent most of this story wondering why Paul didn't look for the 2nd black box on the plane.
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Jordan Castillo Price spent her formative drinking years in inner city Chicago, and is now writing paranormal thrillers from her home in small-town rural Wisconsin.
Jordan is best known as the author of the PsyCop series, an unfolding tale of paranormal mystery and suspense starring Victor Bayne, a gay medium who's plagued by ghostly visitations.
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Jordan is best known as the author of the PsyCop series, an unfolding tale of paranormal mystery and suspense starring Victor Bayne, a gay medium who's plagued by ghostly visitations.
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