Books by Catherine Coulter
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review 1: Griffin is on his way to Washington DC to work for Dillan Savich when he decides to stop in Maestro, Va to see his sister. His sister Delsey was found covered with blood in her bathroom and was hit on the head. Griffin stays in Maestro to find out what happened and to protect h...
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review 1: I took several evenings out to read this fast-paced thriller about the theft of the Koh-I-Noor diamond from an exhibit at the Met. Coulter, who has a long-running series of FBI thrillers to her name, here introduces a new character to her list. Nicholas Drummond is a former Bri...
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review 1: I did not like this book as much as the other Coulter FBI series books I have read. There was an extreme amount of violence and a complicated plot. Many of the historical references were entirely fictional, and this was indicated by the author's note but not until the end of t...
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review 1: This is from a review by "Shannon" here on Goodreads: "the plot really isn't that bad (only reason this is getting 2 stars instead of 1), but the writing is just terrible - the dialogue is a complete nightmare. Every. Single. Sentence....But what really got me was the excruciatin...
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review 1: I am a fan of the Sherlock and Savage books, but this one threw me a little bit. There was so much going on in this story that I didn't see any way that it was going to join together and make sense. It seemed like Sherlock and Savage were working two cases that weren't connected ...
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review 1: Nicholas Drummond, having finished his training, is now officially a part of the FBI. He's in New York working with Mike (Michaela) Caine. And his first day starts off well what with getting out of the office to go to a murder scene -- one where the killer has stuck around. But c...
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review 1: This book was ok. I normally like this kind of historical storyline with a little mystery and a lot of romance. This book I did not like as much as some others because the chapters were very short and I thought plot development was lacking. There was one mysterious question to ho...
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review 1: Prince of Ravenscar by Catherine Coulter. It was okay, a lot of silly dialog but I did like that the 2 main female characters were pretty strong women, especially for 1831. I listened to this book and though the reader, Anne Flosnik, has a lovely speaking voice she doesn't do a g...