by Robert Crais
Forced evacuations during one of Los Angeles's many wildfires lead to the discovery of a man who's been dead for several days, apparently of a self-inflicted gunshot. Found near the body: a "memory book" with graphic photos of seven murdered women, photos that could only have been taken by the kille...
A man Elvis Cole cleared for murder years ago turns up dead with a photo album of seven female murder victims in his possession. Did Cole help clear a killer? Why is the task force still working if the case has been closed? And what is the glory-seeking police chief trying to hide? That's what E...
I admit I am reading these books out of order, but it hasn't hurt. I like Crais' spare writing style, yet how he writes description beautifully, bringing Los Angeles to life for me as I listened. I was a bit disappointed with how quickly it ended, leaving me with some questions about why the kille...
Chasing Darkness is a solid 3 Star classic mystery whodunit featuring Elvis Cole and Joe Pike. Crais keeps the twists and turns going right to the end. I prefer more action in my thrillers (especially with Cole and Pike) but this one is more detective work than any real physical action. Kept me in...
Before I start this review I should probably admit that I just love the characters of Elvis Cole and Pike, and seem to be loving them more with every subsequent book in the series. They really can't do any wrong by me.In this, the 11th book in the Elvis Cole series, Elvis finds himself revisiting a ...
The World’s Greatest Detective is back with a lot less angst and more action. Reminded me of the leaner books earlier in the series and I also enjoyed seeing Starkey again.
The latest Elvis Cole installment. Always good for a quick, exciting read. I got exactly what I expected from this book. No literary greatness, just nice, tight storytelling, a little humor, and a little excitement without too much violence.Love that Elvis Cole and his buddy Joe Pike! :)
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