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bookshelves: science-fiction
Who doesn't love dinosaurs? A plausible story with good action and suspense. Although, to be honest, if you haven't read this already I'd just rent the movie. ]]>
bookshelves: rucka
Kodiak #3. Smoker as it turns out introduces a very key character in the Kodiak universe although you wouldn't know it at the time. In this book Atticus ends up protecting a big tobacco whistle blower named Pugh from one of the primier assasins in the world known only as John Doe. ]]>
bookshelves: rucka
Kodiak #2. In Finder, Atticus protects the daughter of a retired army General named Erika Wyatt (A general Atticus protected during his time in the Army). Finder picks up right after Keeper with Atticus and friends still dealing with the dramatic events at the end of Keeper. Finder provides suspense and cinematic action sequences, a page turner from beginning to end. ]]>
bookshelves: rucka
Rucka's first work, Keeper begins the Atticus Kodiak series of novels. In this story, Atticus is protecting an abortion doctor named Felice Romero and her family from a right wing organization named the Sword of the Silent (SOS). A must read if you like Rucka or want to read Kodiak as Keeper lays the ground work for the entire series. ]]>
bookshelves: rucka
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. ]]>