The Drop: Review 035
This book was really great. There was a ton of action for almost the entire book. It was only predictable in one way, which is a recurring theme for the … Continue reading
The Catcher in the Rye: Review 034
This book was terrible. Holden was an insufferable character. He hates and complains about literally everything. He swears in every sentence and repeats himself excessively. Basically everything about Holden irritated … Continue reading
The Assassin’s Blade: Review 033
All of the stories in this book were action-packed and amazing. Maas is a total master. There was tension, romance, everything one looks for in this genre. My only qualm … Continue reading
The Reversal: Review 032
This book, thankfully, was totally different from the first two. I found it refreshing that instead of being a defense attorney, Mickey is forced to switch sides. I also liked … Continue reading
Ruin and Rising: Review 031
This book was a lot better than the last one. It was full of action instead of politics. It didn’t skimp out on the heartache though. However, this book wasn’t … Continue reading
The Pelican Brief: Review 030
This book seemed over-hyped to me. It lacked focus for the first hundred pages, jumping all over the place. It wasn’t until halfway through the book that it centered on … Continue reading
Bloodstream: Review 029
This book was intense from start to finish. I didn’t want to put it down. It was action and suspense all the way from page one. There were also twists … Continue reading
Flyte: Review 028
This book was pretty good. It got a little slow at times, tossing in a lot of filler in my opinion, but it was otherwise good. There was suspense right … Continue reading
9 Dragons: Review 027
This book was pretty great. It was action packed and suspenseful. My only qualm with it was that at the end it sort of just cuts to two weeks later … Continue reading
The Brass Verdict: Review 026
This book was pretty standard for Connelly. It was good, with a lot o twists and turns as well as action. My only qualm is that it so closely resembles … Continue reading
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