Dan'e January Reads

[Dan in AZ]

1. Twelve Dogs of Christmas, David Rosenfelt. Mystery light. 4
2. Order To Kill. Kyle Mills did a great job in stead of Vince Flynn. 4Plus
3. Hour of the Red God, Richard Crompton. Interesting mix of politics, mystery and culture in Nairobi. 4Plus
4. Brighton, Michael Harvey. Set in Boston neighborhood by one of my favorite authors. 4Plus
5. The Visitant, Katherine Gear. Chaco Canyon, NM, circa 1200 and present day. 4Plus
6. Powerless, Tim Washburn. The lights go out. 3Plus
(Four books in a row rated 4plus is a record and a great start to the year).

[Sandi]

I'm glad you liked Hour of the Red God. I've been meaning to read Brighton soon too.

[Melodie]

I picked up a copy of Hour of the Red God on the cheap and hope to get to it this month!

[Dan in AZ]

Sandi, Hour of the Red God was very interesting. Next time I go to Santa Fe I'm going to detour to Chaco Canyon for a day or two.

[Sherry]

totally a great start to the year!

[Susie]

I really need to get back to the Rosenfelt books :) Great month Dan!

[Garner]

Did anyone read Emerald by Garner Scott Odell yet? It's the first book in the Gemstone Thriller Series.

[Carol/Bonadie]

Always good to have a series of 4+'s! And who could go wrong with a book set in Boston? I may have to check that one out.

[Dan in AZ]

Michael Harvey's last series was set in Chicago (good) but he had the misfortune of growing up in Boston (bad).

[Carol/Bonadie]

Dan in AZ wrote: "Michael Harvey's last series was set in Chicago (good) but he had the misfortune of growing up in Boston (bad)."

uh-huh.

[Ann]

Great start to the year Dan!
I've got my eye on The Visitant and Hour of the Red God but neither appears available on audio. Boo.