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A cool collaboration of thriller writers and characters

Face Off by David Baldacci

April 26, 2022 by kfishgirl Leave a Comment

This is the second collaboration audiobook I’ve borrowed and read from my library.  I got into it because of my buddy Michael Connelly.  If you read my previous review that I just posted, you’ll know that maybe he’s not my buddy after all, but Harry Bosch is.  Conveniently, Harry is in this book! The wording on Goodreads calls this “an unprecedented collaboration”, which sounds very grand.  I didn’t really get it until I looked at all the authors involved and listened to the intro.  Apparently […]

Filed Under: Audiobooks, Fiction, Suspense Tagged With: David Baldacci, Dennis Lehane, Douglas Preston and Lincoln Child, F. Paul Wilson, Heather Graham, Ian Rankin, james rollins, Jeffery Deaver, John Lescroart, John Sandford, Joseph Finder, lee child, Linda Fairstein, Linwood Barclay, Lisa Gardner, M.J. Rose, Michael Connelly, Peter James, R.L. Stine, Raymond Khoury, Steve Berry, Steve Martini, T. Jefferson Parker, thriller

kfishgirl's CBR14 Review No:19 · Genres: Audiobooks, Fiction, Suspense · Tags: David Baldacci, Dennis Lehane, Douglas Preston and Lincoln Child, F. Paul Wilson, Heather Graham, Ian Rankin, james rollins, Jeffery Deaver, John Lescroart, John Sandford, Joseph Finder, lee child, Linda Fairstein, Linwood Barclay, Lisa Gardner, M.J. Rose, Michael Connelly, Peter James, R.L. Stine, Raymond Khoury, Steve Berry, Steve Martini, T. Jefferson Parker, thriller ·
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The start of a new creepy series

Relic (Pendergast #1) by Douglas Preston and Lincoln Child

February 3, 2021 by kfishgirl Leave a Comment

The idea of this book is just so fantastical.  There’s a beast killing people in the Museum of Natural History in NYC.  Like come on.  But it totally works (at least for me)!  I read this book because I love Douglas Preston.  He made me scared of bats in the wild and bleeding through my eyes (reasonable fears I think). This is apparently the debut novel for the Pendergast series.  I had no idea it existed, but I’m so glad I found it.  I have […]

Filed Under: Fiction, Horror, Science Fiction, Suspense Tagged With: Douglas Preston, Douglas Preston and Lincoln Child, Lincoln Child, murder, museum, Pendergast

kfishgirl's CBR13 Review No:4 · Genres: Fiction, Horror, Science Fiction, Suspense · Tags: Douglas Preston, Douglas Preston and Lincoln Child, Lincoln Child, murder, museum, Pendergast ·
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    Sounds weird! Looks beautiful! On to the TBR it goes!
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