Review:This is the second installment in the series and I am not sold on continuing it. The main character, Agent Riley Paige lacks depth for me and I just don't see what is so special about her abilities as an FBI agent for the BAU. She is known for her ability to "get inside" the serial killer's mind. She is a behavioral analyst; isn't that what the agents in the BAU are known for? Nothing stands out for me that separates her from her team. She is emotionally and mentally unstable, yet she is made th... Read more

Review:This book really threw me off guard. I figured out the main plot point 50% in BUT I will admit there was a key point I missed and that’s what basically made my head explode. If you’re looking for a just romance type of read I wouldn’t recommend this just because it barely touches the topic. The same thing with avid mystery/thriller book readers they might find the story lacking that “whoa” effect. Besides that I really like the pacing of the story. I really liked how the author provided us with ... Read more

Review:In the Heretic, Mr. Nassise creates a hero that is believable even with his special powers. This hero manages to get the job done, using whatever abilities he has. And he has some pretty specialized abilities. Slipping into shadow, Cade manages to go where angels fear to tread...with an automatic weapon in hand! Not all of his superiors believe that his abilties are "God given" and therefore, don't necessarily agree with his use of them. I found the knife edge walking between the two worlds very... Read more

Review:I really enjoy the Odd Thomas series. Odd Interlude took off right where the story left off, and plunges Odd into another great story. As always, I really enjoyed the story. Odd Interlude even had cliff hangers between 1, 2, and 3. Great books!! Read more

Review:Odd Thomas is a character I will treasure always, one that will resonate and keep me coming back to re-read the adventures he's taken, mourn with him again and be joyful with him again. If you've not read them do so, I love all of Mr. Koontz' works but these are my favoured by far. Read more

Review:The author has an enchanting style. The story doesn't move around a fixed plot, it is rather based on the characters and moves fluently while expressing the interesting characters build by the author... All in all, an absorbing tale, and not without a strong message! Read more

Review:I liked this continuation of the odd Thomas series as it follows odd and his many adventures that will leave you guessing what is going to happen next. The only thing that might have made it better is if it was a bit longer. Read more

Review:A terrorist attack in Seoul raises tensions on Korean peninsula with war looking likely, but a new federal crisis management team is task to figure out who and why before things escalate too far. Op-Center through bearing the name of Tom Clancy, who along with Steve Pieczenik created the story, was ghostwritten by Jeff Rovin about a government agency tasked with handling both domestic and international crisis.

Renegade South Korean soldiers attack an official celebration of the founding ... Read more

Review:While I agree with other reviewers that the series has gone in a different direction than when it started, I don't see this as a bad thing. Isn't that the point of a series? To see where it can go and how the characters develop?

If it had stayed the same as the first 5-8 books it would become static and then everyone would complain that there is nothing new in her writing, just a rehash of the first books with different characters. That is why I stopped reading Feehan. Three of her series... Read more

Review:I read this novel after having previously read Defending Jacob, Landay's best-selling more recent effort. I didn't know what to expect from the author's debut but found it to be tightly crafted, suspenseful and thoroughly interesting. Very good character development and a storyline that kept me poised to find out what would transpire next. I enjoyed reading this book. Read more