by Tami Hoag, David Colacci
I really enjoyed this. Another great book featuring Kovac and Liska.
A quick, easy, undemanding read, perfect for the audiobook format, and fairly typical but still good for the genre and this author’s usual work. I hadn’t read any of the earlier books in this series but was able to easily pick up with the recurring characters without having to endure a huge info dum...
2.5 Stars. Pass.Pretty good ending and I was satisfied with the way Hoag built the suspense. However, it didn't really pick up until at least halfway into the book, which was too slow for my tastes. I was a bit bored by the first half. The concept wasn't interesting enough for me. The victim, who wa...
Tami Hoag returns to Sam Kovac and Nikki Liska in "The 9th Girl". For those who did not read The 1st Victim: A Sam Kovac and Nikki Liska Story, featuring an excerpt of The 9th Girl (A Penguin Special from Dutton I would suggest that you do so, so that you can get background on the killings that Sam ...
3.5 star readThe 9th Girl by Tami Hoag is the fourth book in the Kovac and Liska series and it starts off with a bang. It's New Year's Eve and a limo driver is escorting a group of young men and women around town. The party in the back of the limo is getting a little wild and frisky and the driver i...
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