Review:Not at all worthy of being part of the Pendergast series. So short that no thrill or expectation was even remotely possible. I kept trying to figure out where the rest of the book was. Did I miss the everything except the first chapter? Read more

Review:Most would find some of the exaggeration and belaboring of detail too tedious. Some would find tales too outlandish etc. I happen to love everything Clemens wrote, and am also fascinated by boats, rivers, geography, yada. I thought the appendix with the full native American legend to be one of those unexpected gems that just knocks me on my butt. Read more

Review:This book is the single most extraordinary depiction of the power and place that love has in our lives. It speaks with a plainness that reaches the heart immediately and makes sense. Instantly digestible and applicable. A book everyone should have in their personal libraries. Read more

Review:Short story installment set in the future of DBDA. Loved every second of it. I couldn't put it down. I really enjoyed stepping back into the DBDA Universe even if for only an hour. If you haven't read the other 3 books I highly recommend you do but it's not a requirement for this story to capture you. At 2.99 it's a steal... and a hook. Get it, read it, love it. Read more

Review:I liked this sweet, clean read for the most part. Caleb and Holly were best friends growing up. Practiced kissing each other at twelve to prepare for the real thing but then things began to change. Caleb lived on the rich side of the street while Holly lived on the poor side. I didn't realize that was quite possible but ok moving on Caleb got mixed in with the wild crowd and so hanging out with the sweet Holly didn't look good. Well at 16 the two haven't spoken for some time Caleb wants a favor ... Read more

Review:Deaver is a top-notch writer. This time he packs a great big story into a tiny little space. Only a few pages, Double Cross is about gangsters who spare a man's life in exchange for a big score.

But things go awry and loose ends must be taken care of. It culminates in a double cross and an unexpected encounter. Read more