The 2nd book of the Cat Who series. I've read 3 of this series so far and just can't get in to them. Maybe it has something to do with the fact that I...moreThe 2nd book of the Cat Who series. I've read 3 of this series so far and just can't get in to them. Maybe it has something to do with the fact that I am allergic to cats and just don't think they are all that cute. The story surrounds the very rich and their eccentric interior designers.(less)
# 5 in the Sookie Stackhouse series. If it wasn't for bad luck Sookie wouldn't have any luck at all. Someone is shooting the changelings and her broth...more# 5 in the Sookie Stackhouse series. If it wasn't for bad luck Sookie wouldn't have any luck at all. Someone is shooting the changelings and her brother Jason is about to turn into a were-panther while being suspected of doing the shootings.
I'm not really "into" the vampire genre but I enjoy the comedy involved in Sookie's life. She reminds me of Stephanie Plum only southern. I especially like these in audiobook. I give it 3 stars.(less)
I've been on a kind of Scandinavian mystery/thriller killer kick lately and have found some great new authors. I think this book was probably my favor...moreI've been on a kind of Scandinavian mystery/thriller killer kick lately and have found some great new authors. I think this book was probably my favorite so far. This book is first in the series but unfortunately this is the only that has been translated into English (so far).
The protagonist is a flawed Danish detective that is given a new position as head of Dept.Q. which is basically a cold case department, therefore the title of the book. He is given this "promotion" to basically keep him out of trouble until he retires. A great mystery and wonderful painting of characters. I hope that his other books get translated soon. I'll be first in line to read it.
I listened to this book on audiobook which was excellent. READ THIS BOOK!(less)
OK. So this is the 2nd or 3rd book in this series that I have read and I just don't get the fascination with these books. I always keep the series in...moreOK. So this is the 2nd or 3rd book in this series that I have read and I just don't get the fascination with these books. I always keep the series in mind when doing a challenge that needs a book about Scotland but way too many hard to pronounce names. In this book particularly the snobbish upper crust and their treatment of Hamish is downright shameful. I couldn't wait to finish this one and really don't think I will read any further in the series.(less)
This was the first in the John Puller series by David Baldacci. What a great book! It reminded me a lot of the Jack Reacher books by Lee Child. I list...moreThis was the first in the John Puller series by David Baldacci. What a great book! It reminded me a lot of the Jack Reacher books by Lee Child. I listened to the audiobook and it was narrated very well. I gave it ★★★★★.(less)
I listened to the audiobook narrated by C. J. Critt who has done a lot of the Stephanie Plum books and I found that detrimental with this book as I ke...moreI listened to the audiobook narrated by C. J. Critt who has done a lot of the Stephanie Plum books and I found that detrimental with this book as I kept listening and hearing Stephanie or Gramdma Mazur. There was even a dog named Bob.(less)
This is #20 in the Dr. Kay Scarpetta series. I have read all 20 and for some reason I am getting to like the books less and less. It just seems like a...moreThis is #20 in the Dr. Kay Scarpetta series. I have read all 20 and for some reason I am getting to like the books less and less. It just seems like a lot of this book is spent on Kay's paranoia that those around her are keeping things from her or involved in activities that she feels they shouldn't be. I think I probably gave the first 19 books five stars. This one I am going down to ★★★★.(less)
Take a crazy wealthy tech savvy man and add an innocent small town community and experiment with creating a man/machine hybrid. Well you guessed it, t...moreTake a crazy wealthy tech savvy man and add an innocent small town community and experiment with creating a man/machine hybrid. Well you guessed it, things go awry. Creepy in the way only Dean Koontz can do.(less)
I really like these Richard Castle books. Yeh, yeh I know that Richard Castle is a fictional character but I can't help it. They have been really good...moreI really like these Richard Castle books. Yeh, yeh I know that Richard Castle is a fictional character but I can't help it. They have been really good. I wish I knew the "real" author because I would be zoning in on their bibliographies.(less)
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