Review:I cannot take any book seriously that includes zombies. I don't get it. Zombies do not exist folks. That said, they are dead and then they are dead and walking. They figure things out but they are dead. They kill living people who sometimes die for real and sometimes die and then stay dead but walk around figuring things out and killing live people. Why don't zombies kill other zombies? Can they breed and have little dead zombies. Do they give live birth? lol.

The book was okay e... Read more

Review:Loving this series. Great character development and winding plot to keep you entrenched in the lives of Gresham and associates. Sad to have it end. Will definitely pick up the next book in the series. Read more

Review:One of the things that I really, really love about this series is that while the bad guys are shown - with enough detail for us to know how awful they really are - the story doesn’t get bogged down telling their story. The focus is where it should be - on the Bunker gang! Read more

Review:The story line was excellent, great character development. Have read a lot of books, (thousands) so I figure that qualifies my opinion. A continuation of the bunker series would be terrific! I have also read your other books, also excellent, don't stop!
Sincerely
Peter d Shipley Read more

Review:I've enjoyed the series overall, but there are some weird inaccuracies. Several other posters have listed some of them, but one that I haven't seen involves some of the distances in the book (or I might have missed that comment). Much of the book is set in Oneida, Tennessee and at a point in the book, the characters have to travel to Paragould, Arkansas via horseback. The straight line distance between those two towns is a little over 300 miles (if you could even go in a straight line) and in... Read more

Review:Lisa Gardner novels are always a thriller. Entertaining page-turners with good character development. The Quincy/Rainie books are thorough enough in their own right to be read one at a time but reading them in order will show the progression of their relationship via their assignments. Read more

Review:Glad I bought this book on sale. It was entertaining but not realistic. Caught myself wondering if the authors even took the time to consult with the FBI or police regarding procedures. If you want to be entertained, this book is OK. If you want suspense skip this book. Read more

Review:This reminds me of my mantra for watching Bond movies:
Switch off your brain and switch on your funny bones.
The research is cool, the development even cooler.
Thanks for a captivating story. Read more

Review:Fun Read. Enjoy the mix of Character development and how the plot has seeminly real elements of thruth coupled with the fictional pieces to help immerse the reader into the book. Nice fun easy reads. Read more

Review:Basically any of your adventure novels but in the Russian way. All the brownian mysteries and discoveries - but from the Russian history - with a long line of corpses and possible earth shattering implications... If people only ever find out, blah, blah, blah. The part that's annoying - is continuous addition of unnecessary plot twists. We get it - any one of the main characters is a superman - and we all know - they will prevail at the end, so each plot twist could become a separate novel. ... Read more