Storm Front by John Sandford, 384 pages.
The seventh installment of Sandford's Virgil Flowers series, but the first book I've read in the series. I was familiar with Flowers through the Lucas Davenport series, but wasn't sure I wanted to start a new series, until now.
The story begins at an archeological dig and the finding of a rare stone, and its subsequent disappearance. It's not long before the action lands smack in the middle of Minnesota - and Flowers' back yard. Lots of characters to keep track of and several biblical references will keep readers on their toes. No one will see the surprise ending coming!
I will definitely be reading the first 6 books in the series!
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Tuesday, October 23, 2012
Off the Grid by: P J Tracy
Off the Grid by: P J Tracy pg. 305This is the sixth Monkeewrench novel by the mother-daughter writing team, Patricia Lambrecht and Tracie Lambrecht. Grace MacBride and her partners at Monkeewrench Software help the FBI and Minneapolis detectives solve execution-style murders and the kidnapping of young girls.
I have enjoyed the previous Monkeewrench novels more than this one. This story seemed to have several different story lines, hard to follow.
Labels:
FBI,
kidnapping,
Minneapolis,
murder mystery,
software company
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