A typical Catherine Coulter winner
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A typical Catherine Coulter novel. Well written. A very interesting plot. I enjoyed very much.
Ms. coulter is very much for women's lib.
1880176
This last book in the Bride series does not pale in comparison to any of the other books in the series.  Catherine Coulter uses just enough of the Sherbrooke character's presence to justify the heroines place in their family without making the story about the Sherbrookes.  Although witches and wizards are beyond what Coulter usually writes about, she did a wonderful job keeping to the storyline while delving into the mystical realm.  If you enjoy the Sherbrooke tales you will certainly enjoy the Sherbrookes with a wizarding twist.
2799048
Love Coulter's books and the characters in this series.  They are like old friends.
3846842
Catherine does it again. Short stories but full of great twists and turns.
4534447
This book continue a great series but in a totally new direction. This book brings us back to the sherbrookes and introduces on a much greater level of magic and mysteries. I would recommend this to all Catherine Coulter fans.
4009260
Terrific book that keeps you guessing. I would recommend it to anyone who reads or likes books by Catherine Coulter.
3885763
Savich and Sherlock are a super husband and wife FBI team again. Coulter always manages to find new ways for them to work difficult cases and keep the readers reading.
204407
Catherine Coulter is one of the best authors of all time when it comes to the FBI.  I enjoy the characters immensely.  The story line is always great and holds my interest. LOVE, LOVE, LOVE this series!
325493
Catherine Coulters FBI series have been one of my favorite mystery reads, and Double Take didn't disappoint me. I thought the story fit well within the series. I will admit that The Cove was one of my favorites.  In Double Take I did like the fact that Ms. Coulter put characters in the story from a previous book. The plot was great and I enjoyed the book and highly recommend it.
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This book is a "thriller" that leaves the reader hanging on to each chapter.  It's so hard to put down because one is anxious to see what happens next.  This was my first Catherine Coulter read but not my last.  The Cove was my initiation and has whetted my appetite for the rest of her series.
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I haven't read a Catherine Coulter FBI Series book I didn't like.  Sometimes I try to figure out "who done it" before the end of the book.  With Ms. Coulter's books, I can't.  She keeps you guessing right up to the very end.
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Bobby Doyle is a Mass. State Police Detective. He's called out to the scene of a gruesome mass murder that took place in the grounds of the old State Mental Hospital. Six bodies of children are found in an underground chamber. It is estimated that the crime took place over twenty five years ago.

One of the bodies is identified by a chain around her neck wih the name Annabelle Granger. However, a woman who read about the crime told police that she was Annabelle and that she had given the locket to her friend, Dori Petracelli, when she was seven years old.

Annabelle also bears a striking resemlblance to Catherine Gagnon who Bobby met at a hostage scene. When she was younger, she had been captive in an underground chamber but was rescued by hunters who heard her cries. Later, in the hostage scene, events occurred that saved Catherine but Bobby questioned if the entire scene had been staged and that he may have been set up.

The reader learns the background of why Annibelle had been targeted by a preditor and what happened next.

Bobby Doyle is a well described character. He is brave but has a conscience and worries if his actions are always the most appropriate. He is easy to sympathize with and enjoy.

Lisa Gardner creates suspense as if she were a chef, putting the ingredients together for a feast. The momentum increases as we near the conclusion of this well crafted plot. In addition, the author gives her readers a surprise toward the end which pulls everything together in a professional manner.

Highly recommended.
689685
This novel upholds the fine Cathrine Coulter tradition.  Enjoy!
3376382
Catherine Coulter can always be counted on to write a page-turner and a story that captivates her readers.  Love her work.
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THE DECEPTION is my first Catherine Coulter novel and I thoroughly enjoyed it.  I's the story of Evangeline aka Eve, who was kidnapped along with her father and forced to spy on her deceased cousin's widower - for the life of her father.  She was given a plausible ruse as a recent widow with no funds, but she hadn't counted on her cousin's widower, Richard Clarenden, his handsomeness, his wit, his generosity or his well-known sexual prowess.  As their feelings for one another deepen, it becomes clear that Eve's false portrayal is failing and that those she cares most about are in grave peril.  This book also delves into the lengths of criminal activity and treason those in high levels of power will go to achieve their end. THE DECEPTION is well written and intense.
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I have read all of Catherine Coulter books. this one was not, in my opinion as good as the other's I have read. I had a rough time getting into it but will say it's still a pretty good read. her two detectives that are in her books weren't  there until well into the story. I like relax reading with a mystery but this was too much like what we're going through now in life. just didn't enjoy it as much as her other books
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I really like the Sherlock and Savich characters and this newest addition, like those in the past was fast paced and engrossing throughout. Liked the fact that they were dealing with two very distinct and different cases, and therefore introduced some new and interesting characters to work with each.  While you always know our heroes will prevail, Coulter keeps your attention and doesn't tip her hand until the end.  If you are a fan, you will enjoy this latest entry.  If this is your first, it's a great intro, but you will then want to go back read some of her earlier works.