I started reading the In Death series before anyone know it was written by Nora Roberts. J.D. Robb fast became on of my favorite authors. Lt. Eve Dallas fast became on of my favorite characters. She is feisty, damaged, and strong. She is a survivor. If you want a book that will take you to the future and out of your own head, you gotta read this series.
In this latest installment, Promises in Death, we are shown the side of a main character we have not seen before. I am not going to get into the storyline too much, because it would ruin preceding books for you. Start at the beginning of the series, Naked in Death, and savor each one.
Enjoy!
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Book Dogma,
Eve Dallas,
J.D. Robb,
Nora Roberts,
Promises in Death,
Roarke
Michael Connelly is one of my favorite authors. I have read all of his books and enjoyed every one of them. 9 Dragons is no exception. Of course, the book features on of my favorite characters, Harry Bosch.
9 Dragonstakes Harry from Los Angeles to Hong Kong. In an effort to solve the murder of the owner of a liquor store, Harry learns something that the folks in Hong Kong don’t want him to know. As the bad guys try to stop Harry by taking the one thing he values in the world, they actually unleash an unstoppable force. The force, of course, is a pissed-off Harry Bosch.
If you have not read Michael Connelly, do it. He won’t let you down.
Enjoy!
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9 Dragons,
Book Dogma,
Harry Bosch,
Michael Connelly
Not only do I love books about ex-cops and ex-soldiers, I really enjoy books about vampires, were-animals, and the humans they interact with in their lives. Sherrilyn Kenyon has delivered great stories about supernatural beings for years. She has several series that are just plain fun.
Bad Moon Rising gives us insight into one of her characters we previously knew as a ‘side-character’. (yes, I know that is not a real literary term, these book reviews are for fun if you did not notice before. they are also completely biased!) Fang Kattalakis has made appearances in her previous novels. Now, he is the mail character. Of course, now, I need to go back and read the other books so I can fit him into the time line better.
Sherrilyn Kenyon is not writing Moby Dick or Wuthering Heights. She knows this and her fans know this. I am a big fan because reading is my entertainment. There are some TV Shows I enjoy, but I would always, always rather read a book. Plus, it is nice to think that there are other folks on this earth who work to protect us so that the burden is not always left to police officers, sheriff deputies, fire fighter, and soldiers. We can all use some help!
If you want some mind candy to munch on, start reading Sherrilyn Kenyon’s books. Start at the beginning so that you know who the characters are.
Enjoy!
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Bad Moon Rising,
Book Dogma,
Dark Hunter Series,
Sherrilyn Kenyon
Since I am already disenchanted with our politicians, the revelations in this book are not hard for me to swallow. David Baldacci begins First Familywith a child’s birthday party at Camp David. From there, the action escalates. Sean King and Michelle Maxwell are flawed, but believable characters. As they search for the truth, they learn things about themselves and others that shock them and the reader.
The story moves quickly and makes the reader stay invested in the book. I had a hard time putting it down! Grab the book from Barnes and Noble or head out to the library.
Enjoy!
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Book Dogma,
David Baldacci,
First Family,
Michelle Maxwell,
Sean King
Oh my, how in the world have I not read this man’s books before? Seriously, I love the ex-military or ex-cop, loner hero and I am just now introduces to Jack Carpenter…at least I have a new author to search for in the library!
The Night Monster takes place in my old stomping ground, South Florida. It amuses me to read about characters running around an area that I know so well. Jack Carpenter is an ex-Broward County SO Deputy turned PI. His specialty is finding missing children. I will be going to the library today to find more James Swain novels. You should go too!
Enjoy!
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Book Dogma,
Jack Carpenter,
James Swain,
The Night Monster