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Eleven (2011)

by Carolyn Arnold(Favorite Author)

3.85 of 5 Votes: 3

languge

English

genre

Mystery & Thriller

publisher

Amazon Digital Services

review 1: Carolyn Arnold has written a lot more books than I have. She seems very supportive of other authors. I follow her on Twitter and read her tweets. She seems like a nice person. All of which means I really wanted to like her book, but I didn't. The concept of finding a whole series of hidden burial chambers under a house is great, and a whole bunch of the twists and turns of the novels were pretty good too. But what lost it for me was the characters themselves. I just didn't like Brandon Fisher. There was something that was just off about the relationship and dialogue between him and his colleagues. And there was more than once I thought Jack should have flat fired him. The book is basically readable, and like I said Arnold comes up with a very creepy killer, but t... morehe execution is just off. I didn't like the ending, the whole wind up thing seemed a little forced. I didn't like when she went into the mind of the killer, I thought it would be a lot more mysterious if we were left to wonder what he was thinking. And there were a few situations that I thought lacked plausibility. In the end I didn't hate this book, but I also wouldn't be excited to recommend it to people.
review 2: picture an underground chamber with eleven graves and ten decomposing bodies making up a grizzly scene. Meet the FBI agents called in to solve the case of serial murders. The catch is that the person they suspect for the heinous crimes is doing time for killing a cow and assault. He sees himself as judge, jury and executioner; redemption of sin through death is the only way. There are plenty of twists and turns to keep the readers attention. I give this 5 gold stars for a rivetting thriller. less

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