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One of my favorite authors, Christine Kling, has just released Circle of Bones, a nautical thriller set in the Caribbean. As a fan of books set on the water, I quickly devoured every page if this superb book.
Riley is one of the strongest most likable women I've read. I couldn't decide whether I liked her or Cole, the maybe-crazy conspiracy-spouting love interest, more. Riley, a former marine, meets and immediately clashes with Cole, a treasure hunter searching for a lost submarine in the islands. Both are fantastically developed interesting characters and are supported by a cast of believable exciting characters -- even the bad guys are intriguing.The fact this thriller is set on the water makes it hard for me not to love it. Kling is at her best when writing about what she knows and loves --boats and being on the water. Circle of Bones is well researched and reads as if Kling lived this adventure. She brings the reader into the story and you feel like you are right there with her.
Riley is one of the strongest most likable women I've read. I couldn't decide whether I liked her or Cole, the maybe-crazy conspiracy-spouting love interest, more. Riley, a former marine, meets and immediately clashes with Cole, a treasure hunter searching for a lost submarine in the islands. Both are fantastically developed interesting characters and are supported by a cast of believable exciting characters -- even the bad guys are intriguing.The fact this thriller is set on the water makes it hard for me not to love it. Kling is at her best when writing about what she knows and loves --boats and being on the water. Circle of Bones is well researched and reads as if Kling lived this adventure. She brings the reader into the story and you feel like you are right there with her.
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