Another great one by Mr. Dickey
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I loved this extremely inappropriate love story. He always delivers with intertwining the characters from his other books in such a unique manner.
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I have been following Mr. Trevor Cooley since he first published "Eye of the Moonrat".  I have thoroughly enjoyed all of his books and this is no different.  I love that he has mixed our world with the Bowl of Souls world!  It makes for a very interesting story told with a great attention to detail and excellent character development.  As someone who has lived in the Atlanta area for the past 24 years, his description of the city of Atlanta and the area around it is so clear and detailed, I would swear he currently lives here.  I would recommend this book, and all his other books, to anyone.
545528
Baldacci is a talented writer and he didn't let us down this time either!
Robie and Reel are amazing! Enjoy!
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This is another EXCELLENT story by one of my favorite writers, Joseph Finder.  He is the champion of the ordinary man meets extrodinary circumstances type of story.  You know how much you never want a great story to end?  This is it, loved it!
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I'm sorry Tim Cockey doesn't write more.  I love his stories and people in them.  He has a very dry sense of humor.  I'd recommend this to any one who enjoys a good mystery.
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While defining and categorizing the various genres permeating our reading sensibilities is endemic in our society, Eric Jerome Dickey has once again defied the mold which initially made him an anomaly.  The effervescent question, "How do you write with a woman's voice?" can finally be laid to rest, at least as it relates to his tenth novel, "Drive Me Crazy".

"Drive Me Crazy" is a potpourri of romance, struggle, dysfunction, debacles, treachery and sizzling adventure with several twists and turns.  Once Driver is released from prison, he gets entangled in a black widow's web of lust and lies.  Lisa Wolf is another man's wife, Driver's boss' own combination of Delilah and Jezebel.  While Driver struggles to extricate himself from her insanity, he is hustled by yet another African-American beauty.  Arizona struts into Driver's space and uproots his rehabilitation.  Dickey fans will recognize her as the femme fatale from "Thieves' Paradise".

Between the pages in this latest work, Reverend Daddy had taught his boys to be men.  He told them, "Hate unites people.  It's almost like we need somebody to hate in order to pull together."  Driver and his gay brother Rufus straddled that thin line between love and hate.  Such is also the formula for the fate of the pompous author as contrived by his more talented and wealthy fianc&eacute;.  Introduce a pickpocket (another transplant from "Thieves' Paradise") and a stripper/hustler who wants Driver as her man and you have ample angles to validate the title, "Drive Me Crazy".

Naturally, we infer and anticipate plots based on our experiences with an author's prior works.  Mr. Dickey proved much to my delight that the recently bestowed title of "Chick lit king" has not rendered him impotent to showcase his talent beyond talking in a woman's voice.  Although "Drive Me Crazy" serves as his second venture of this type versus a sequel to "Thieves' Paradise", he has successfully asserted his versatility.

This is a must read which I rate 4  stars.

Robin R. Pendleton, Author

"More Than You'll Ever Know"
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Another great book by Dick Wolf.  As part of his Jeremy Fisk series, this edition is clearly one heck of a book.  I enjoyed the thrills, excitement of Dick Wolf's writing style.  I promise you will not be disappointed.
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I have read all of his books, this is another great one.  Good for yourself and for gifts. Very positive.
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I love all the Richard Sherlock mysteries!  This one doesn't disappoint. All the elements I've enjoyed in the previous books are there; his rich ditzy sidekick Tiffany (although she is showing some signs of maturity in this book), his teen and tween daughters and his dismal life as a divorced dad with a manipulative ex.  Just those elements would make for an interesting book but the mystery was excellent as well. The only thing I don't get is why Sherlock doesn't have a girl friend. Any man as funny charming and loving as he is should have women lining up at his door.
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I have read all of Bill OReillys books. I love his style of writing. If you like his other books you will enjoy this one as well.
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Another great book by Mr. Dobie!  This one deals with how many old ledgends around Texas got started.  Wish I had had the fortune of being able to know this man and talk with him!
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I emotionally connected to the characters in this book, just as I have with Mr. Raney's other works. I love his Jim Morgan series, but in my opinion, this is his finest work so far. I enjoyed it so much, I would put it on a list of my favorite books alongside works by E.B. White, Harper Lee, Toni Morrison, and Ray Bradbury. I can't wait to read it again with my son.
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I have been a fan of Dick Francis since his first book, and have them all.  Felix Francis is doing an excellent job in following in his footsteps.  Great story.
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As usual, Mr. Grishom's book is terrific!!!  It moved along in such a systematic way and was so real.  I look forward to his next book.
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Another fantastic book by John Flaherty, I highly recommend it.
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All of his books are excellent if you are interested in fast moving books and specific attention paid to Texas area towns.  At times I felt that he may have tilted a little to the left, however, he did an excellent job of explaining the issues specific to his characters rather than just rant on with illogical blather.  I have read all of his books and will not hesitate to download his next one as soon as it comes available.  He actually does a great job of giving life to the various towns his characters travel through.  So, in addition to enjoying the fast paced fiction his characters live, I felt my knowledge of Texas towns has given me a new interest in visiting or revisiting them at some future date.
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As usually Mr. Wier brings to this book his special kind of intrigue as with his other mystery books. A joy to read. I have read most all of his Bill Travis series and this book is as good as those.