With any review I do, I ask myself a single question: "How much do you care whether or not people read this book." This time, the answer is not so simple. I honestly have no idea whether or not people are interested in Nelson DeMille. Dude has a following. He doesn't need my help. Also, he's not ter...
Plum Island by Nelson DeMilleThis novel is about John Corey who's recuperating on the beach and gets a call to help investigate.The bio chemical animal testing island, Plum Island is the main focus. There are a couple, scientists, that had been murdered who worked there.Love all the clues he finds t...
NYPD Homicide Detective John Corey, on leave after being injured in the line of duty, gets pulled into a murder mystery that leads him to a mysterious animal research facility, on a hunt for captain Kidd’s treasure, and on a thrilling speed boat chase in the midst of a hurricane. Needless to say, i...
The narrative voice is nearly as annoying as Zoey Redbird's: better in that the skill level of the prose is higher, worse because it's consistent. When Zoey shut up, description was written cleanly...but this narrator, whose name I can't even remember, never shuts up at all. There's also an infodump...
John Corey is a NYPD homicide detective who was shot three times in the line of duty and is staying at his uncle's old Victorian on the North Shore of Long Island while he convalesces. While there, though, he becomes involved in the double murder of a couple that he has socialized with a few times....
well, this was better than what i've come to expect from demille of late, but that's not saying all that much. his story here was more interesting than the last couple that i've read, and kept me more involved. i was actually not entirely pissed off while reading this one.i just really wish that h...
John Corey, rapidly becoming a favorite character of mine, is back again (reading chronologically backwards). I believe Plum Island was the first to feature Corey, star of Lion's Game. Plum Island is a restricted, government-owned island at the end of Long Island. Ostensibly, it is owned and oper...
Fast paced mystery featuring John Corey, a wise-assed homicide cop, recuperating from a bullet wound on Plum Island. Scott Brick does a perfect job narrating this book, giving Corey just the right amount of sarcasm and wit. Although the book is long, I raced through it to solve the mystery!
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