Reviews and Comments

Another great King novel going back into the Finders Keepers world.

Good, but I enjoyed the first book more. The story dragged towards the end.

An interesting look at a historic event, but all in all not much really happens.

An excellent book on organizational management and the necessity to be flexible and adept in a complex world and environments. The two main takeaways: (1) build a shared consciousness, and (2) empower teams and individuals. I also enjoyed the anecdotes and case studies, they were all interesting and relevant and ranged from historic battles to airline disasters.

An excellent captivating story. This is the type of historical fiction that I really enjoy. A roughly true history with a focus on an interesting story and not just facts. Dragon Teeth captures the spirit of essence of The Old West and what it must of been like discovering the first dinosaur bones.

I really enjoyed this book, great stories and anecdotes over the years of cyberware. A little dry in some points about politicians and policies, but hearing the details and backgrounds of various operations was quite interesting.

An enjoyable murder mystery, a very similar formula as her other book I've read The Guest List, but I do like the setup jumping back and forth and not knowing who was murdered nor the murderer. It is a great mechanic to keep you guessing.

Enjoyable, but I wanted a bit more. I'm not sure if it's just too short, or didn't quite get deep enough in any area.

I found this book in one of our Little Libraries and picked it because a story around the San Francisco earthquake sounded interesting . I was pleasantly surprised, it's a good story with solid characters and moves at a good clip.