Lost Girls: A rapid paced, clenching thriller novel (Detective Kim Stone crime thriller series Book 3)

Amazingly gripping, powerful, action-packed book and undoubtedly one of my favorites.



Lost Girls is the 3rd book in the D.I Kim Stone collection. Even while I have read the prior two
books I in fact think Lost Girls pretty easily reads as a stand alone novel, however would
definitely suggest reading the first two novels also as they are superb books.
The story line in Lost Girls, as a mother or father, truly did make for an uneasy read in areas but
was amazed and truly consumed by it.
I don’t know if it was due to the fact of the dynamics of the case but Kim appeared a lot more
energetic than usual. I genuinely would not want to get on the inappropriate side of her. She
undoubtedly put more than a couple of individuals in their places, which a couple of people
more than well deserved it and I thoroughly enjoyed reading through those sections.
The desperation of the circumstance of the two lost girls really comes through in the book and
Lost Girls genuinely makes for a fast moving and clenching read which, by the finish I was
virtually holding my breath, wishing that Kim and her team would resolve the situation and find
both girls safe and more essentially alive.
The sections with Charlie and Amy delivered chills all through me. You could sense the genuine
fear and terror that both girls were enduring. This is unquestionably not a read for the weak
hearted but for true crime thriller fans this is undoubtedly a must read.
The writer surely knows how to interlace a tale that performs games with the audience minds
never mind the characters. With twists and turns it is a story that will absolutely get your heart
beating.
Fantastic book in which for me is very much a 5 star collection.

The Julie O'Hara Mystery Series,by Lee Hanson in order

Castle Cay (Julie O'Hara #1)
When her closest friend passes away in Key West, Julie O'Hara knows he never would have
committed suicide. On her behalf, there's only one issue: Was it an accident, or was Marc
Solomon slain?
A body language expert, Julie takes her knowledge along with her hunch and flies to Boston for
the memorial service, where she meets Marc's handsome and dangerous brother, Avram,
whose griefstricken
stance doesn't deceive her at all.
But the mystery is Castle Cay. Julie learns an astonishing fact from a well known Beacon Hill
attorney about a place she never wanted to think about again...the Solomons' private island in the
Abacos.
One step ahead of real danger, Julie enters Key west, only to find herself cornered by a frantic
killer, having pulled a string that unravels a deadly conspiracy...and on her own troubled past.
I liked this book, but it felt like there were some gaps that could have been filled.Little more
character development for one,the plot is amazing and the mystery is there nice first book well
worth the read.

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This is the book two in the Julie O'Hara series, coming after Castle Cay. And to say that I was
amazed is an exaggeration.
Julie O'Hara is a body language specialist; someone who has primarily worked with attorneys to
assistance in picking juries. Now Julie will be using her unique skills in clearing up what looks to
all to be a suicide. After all, she is the first one to have found the victim and has seen the scene a
little differently than the police did.
This book had me hooked right from the begining and the idea behind Julie and her profession is
a unique one since I've mainly only seen "body language experts" being used as secondary or
tertiary characters. This was plotted very firmly, with only just enough clues as was absolutely
essential. It took me by surprise when the true attacker was finally discovered. The characters
Julie and her boyfriend Joe, a private detective and her partner in this book, are appealing and
very likeable.
The only flaw in this novel was that the dialogue between some of the characters seemed a bit
stiff or boring.good read i like it.

Swan Song: The Julie O'Hara Mystery Series (book 2)

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Mystral Murder, Volume 3 The Julie O'Hara Mystery Series

With Mystral Murder, Lee Hanson has created the finest Julie O'Hara story to date. It is one of those books you will find hard to stop reading, because it is plotted so well and the characters are thoroughly gripping.

Chatting of the plot, I do not want to give too much away, but let us just say that the author has  written a story that will live long in the memory. The psychological centre of this fine book is Julie's wonderful relationship with Joe. The reader gets the opportunity of watching these superb characters face a number of challenges together.

This is by far best book of the series it is a easy read i enjoyed it,.

Inferno by Dan Brown,mixed reviews, more controversy is it good or bad?

.Inferno by Dan Brown,mixed reviews, more controversy is it good or bad?
In his blockbusters The Da Vinci Code, Angels & Demons, and The Lost Symbol, Dan
Brown masterfully merged history, art, codes, and symbols. In this captivating new
thriller, Brown comes back to his element but this is not the Da Vinci Code or Angels
and Demonds but is better than the Lost Symbol.This book has very mixed reviews
people love it or hate it and i am no different i loved parts of it hated other parts,at times
it was like a boring history class at times your in the middle of a thriller. Da Vinci Code
was better but this is a good book if you skim through the 2 chapters of history
lessons.Read it
Robert Langdon awakens in a hospital in Florence forgetting how he arrived there or why he is
there. Final thing he remembers, he was strolling to a lecture where he instructs symbology at
Harvard University in Boston.
He's told he was been shot, and his assailant had another attempt on his life; murdering one of
the doctors who was treating him. Sienna Brooks, a young female doctor saves him and they
must soon avert both the US government and a ominous looking set of agents guided by agent
Cristoph Brüler.
Langdon and Brooks evade all many people to reveal that there is a virus that is going to be
launched by the famous biochemist billionaire, Bertrand Zobrist. Zobrist is a hard core believer of
Malthusian catastrophe "
The power of population is so superior to the power of the earth to
produce subsistence for man, that premature death must in some shape or other visit the
human race. The vices of mankind are active and able ministers of depopulation. They are the
precursors in the great army of destruction, and often finish the dreadful work themselves. But
should they fail in this war of extermination, sickly seasons, epidemics, pestilence, and plague
advance in terrific array, and sweep off their thousands and tens of thousands. Should success
be still incomplete, gigantic inevitable famine stalks in the rear, and with one mighty blow levels
the population with the food of the world." To avoid this "Inferno"Zobrist has
determined to take issues in his hand and lessen the world's population.
Inside Dante's Inferno lies clues that will direct Langdon, Dr. Brooks, the Consortium a
powerful
firm that is for hire, and Dr. Elizabeth Sinskey the
leader the World Health Organization to
the
location where the virus is being launched. The audience is exposed to quite precise information
of Florence, Venice, and Istanbul as the plot expands, twists, and is finally exposed to the tune of
Liszt' Dante symphony at the Istanbul ancient cisterns.
Robert Langdon awakens in a hospital in Florence forgetting how he arrived there or why he is
there. Final thing he remembers, he was strolling to a lecture where he instructs symbology at
Harvard University in Boston.
He's told he was been shot, and his assailant had another attempt on his life; murdering one of
the doctors who was treating him. Sienna Brooks, a young female doctor saves him and they
must soon avert both the US government and a ominous looking set of agents guided by agent
Cristoph Brüler.
Langdon and Brooks evade all many people to reveal that there is a virus that is going to be
launched by the famous biochemist billionaire, Bertrand Zobrist. Zobrist is a hard core believer of
Malthusian catastrophe "
The power of population is so superior to the power of the earth to
produce subsistence for man, that premature death must in some shape or other visit the
human race. The vices of mankind are active and able ministers of depopulation. They are the
precursors in the great army of destruction, and often finish the dreadful work themselves. But
should they fail in this war of extermination, sickly seasons, epidemics, pestilence, and plague
advance in terrific array, and sweep off their thousands and tens of thousands. Should success
be still incomplete, gigantic inevitable famine stalks in the rear, and with one mighty blow levels
the population with the food of the world." To avoid this "Inferno"Zobrist has
determined to take issues in his hand and lessen the world's population.
Inside Dante's Inferno lies clues that will direct Langdon, Dr. Brooks, the Consortium a
powerful
firm that is for hire, and Dr. Elizabeth Sinskey the
leader the World Health Organization to
the
location where the virus is being launched. The audience is exposed to quite precise information
of Florence, Venice, and Istanbul as the plot expands, twists, and is finally exposed to the tune of
Liszt' Dante symphony at the Istanbul ancient cisterns.
The novel is a well researched story. The twists and spins are remarkable; it's a page turner.
Couldn't get my head out of it, read it in 4 days. I found myself researching for maps of Florence,
Venice, and Istanbul to follow Langdon's quest. for once you open its pages, you'll be captured in
this intriguing tale, and you will also be reexamining
what you thought of Dante's work

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Lust, Money & Murder - Book 1/ best damn e book ever written

Lust, Money & Murder - Book 1/ best damn e book ever written

Some people watch T.V I read books while i watch TV if i find myself ignoring the TV i know i have a great book in my hands.I have to apologize to Mike Wells he has been in my twitter a long time i had never read his books Mike i am sorry it was my lose.While at my daughters house for dinner i happen to pick up her kindle start reading the page on there it was Lust, Money & Murder - Book 1 i saw the name Mike Wells and knew right away i had made a mistake not downloading the free book he gives you for following him it was this very book i believe.Some people admire firemen and detectives or hero soldiers and rightfully so  i admire writers i truly believe there talent to let you inside there imagination and use nothing but mere words to keep you there till the story has ended is so amazing.

After about a chapter i had to look again see if i was reading a Alex Cross or Jack Reacher book, one minute were a model few minutes later were a secret service agent in Bulgaria This is a fast book full of suspense and action lots of twist not over detailed but it keeps you very in touch with the characters, love fast thrillers, i loved this book.Only recently i become a e book reader as i always thought if a book is that good i would see it all over town or at least at the grocery store while i was in line,but i understand that soon all books will be e books and now some of our best talent use amazon as there publisher Mike wells i am sure has sold a million books without ever using a single piece of paper,great  for  our ecology and his books are great for entertainment .i will be buying more books of his since they go right from one to the other like one giant million page book you buy a chapter at a time but hell e books are cheap you have a new fan Mike thank you for sharing your imagination with us.

  

Lust, Money & Murder (Books 1, 2 & 3)


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