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"This is everything a good supernatural thriller should be: It’s fast, fun, and has undeniable thematic depth. Two (hairy and clawed) thumbs up."

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It was a meshing of everyone but having said that, it did not take away from the book. The plot was clear and each character and their emotions/thoughts were very well developed. I enjoyed reading "Bound Together" very much.

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All in all, Mississippi Blood is an utterly enthralling story, expertly told, and cannot recommend highly enough.

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Bracingly familiar pleasures expertly packaged. The two families’ fraught history, tangled enough to fuel a whole season of high-country soap opera, keeps this installment from being the best place to take the initial plunge into the franchise, but first-timers will be intrigued and fans amply rewarded.

Kirkus

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This fourth in the A Brit in the FBI series is hard to put down—despite its heft—as Coulter and Ellison continue, on a roll.

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The detective finds that the killer, now known as the Cutthroat, has a connection with a traveling play, a modernized version of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde. Fans of historical action novels will find a lot to like.

Publishers Weekly

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The best thing for all is how the whole series delivers solid story and sympathetic characters. In This Grave Hour is lucky number 13, and there’s no sign the series will stop showing how individual acts of heart can do much to counter collective tragedy.

NY Journal of Books

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“The Wanderers” isn’t a book that one could easily pigeonhole. It is smart and heartfelt and funny and sad, marked with a sophisticated simplicity. The truth is that no matter the genre in which you might place it, there’s only one label that fits it just right. And it’s the only label that matters. Exceptional.

The Maine Edge

The Wanderers by Meg Howrey

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Like the roiling waves that attract Dana, the narrator of Kathleen Doler’s suspense novel, the story washes over readers and leaves them caught in the currents, excited and breathless.

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THE HOOK: Surfing to Survive a Shattered Family, Drugs, Gangs and the FBI by Kathleen Doler

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The genuine, gritty, down-to-earth characters that make up KGI and the Kelly family are at the heart of this book. Add a heartless, ruthless villain and KGI fans will find this one hard to put down.

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Bottom line, this is once again an epically amazing and thrilling story, but I really hope Bishop returns to continue Simon and Meg’s unforgettable journey because this didn’t feel like a finale.

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By utilizing absorbing plots and building layered characters over the course of this outstanding series, Brennan keeps demonstrating she is one amazingly talented storyteller!

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With information pulled from the headlines woven throughout, the prophetic aspect is a bit frightening at times, but it will hopefully make the reader a bit more aware, as well as entertained.

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Although he despises Max, Lukas sees him primarily as a victim of indoctrination and abuse. Amnesty International endorses this book, and it’s not hard to see why.

Financial Times

Max by Sarah Cohen-Scali

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...the dreamily brilliant Paris police commissioner, assisted by his baffled, balky team of underlings, investigates the deaths of members of the Association for the Study of the Writings...Vargas keeps introducing unexpected, fascinating new plot elements, even as the action totters on the brink of absurdity.

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With the added impact of supporting roles by handsome hunk Ben Chapman and the intriguing Olympia Foster, this is an exciting political thriller packed with mystery, drama, romance and fast-paced action. A clever, compelling story with all loose ends tied up to perfection…

Lancashire Evening Post

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Mercy is great and I love reading about her adventures. There is always something going on with her and her pack of wolves.

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...between these moments of suspense, terror, and heartbreak, Jenoff lets the light of joy shine through. In a world where there is always war, Jenoff seems to be saying that sometimes we must make our own happiness.

Washington Independent Review of Books

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I am happy to say that all three women eventually find their way. Life is never perfect, nor easy, but somehow people adapt. Readers will enjoy the journey of these three women. There’s something in this story for everybody.

Cocktails and Books

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Fans of this author and this series will not be disappointed, so hang on and enjoy this emotionally powerful ride!

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