Books by Jack Kerley
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review 1: I find Kerley novels can be hit and miss but this was a definite hit. I really liked having the P.O.V. of the killer, and I found the ending very shocking and still not 100% sure what happened! I was glad for the lack of Jeremy as I think that is perhaps what I find so annoying a...
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review 1: Das war mal ein spannender Krimi. Die Geschichte war gut initiiert und so aufgebaut, dass man nicht sofort weiss wer der Moerder ist, aber auch nicht so verheddert, dass man die Lust am Lesen verliert. Ich konnte es teilweise kaum zur Seite legen und habe manchmal bis tief in die...
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review 1: Well my second book from this author and when i bought it i didnt know its my econd from him LOl its a series about Detective Carson Ryder and well for now i have no idea how many there are gonna research that :) It had it all, thrills and chills and also some loving. The really ...
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review 1: J.A. Kerley is back with another Carson Ryder/Harry Nautilus thriller, and a fine one it is. You got twist, misdirections, humor, action, suspense, well defined characters and a satisfying ending. I read other people writing that this was their first Kerley read, and it's lucky, ...
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review 1: I have enjoyed most of Kerley's books, and this is no exception.Carson Ryder is tapped to go to New York to help find a killer whose calling card is not too dissimilar to that of his brother, Jeremy, who escaped from a mental hospital. It also involves a sexist cop, and a female ...
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review 1: I was gripped from the start. Carson Ryder was lured on holiday to help local police, Donna Cherry after a series of savage killings in the area. Carson was meant to be relaxing on holiday after a recent tense time in his past apprehension of a serial killer Bobby Crayline and hi...
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review 1: A cracking psychological crime thriller featuring Carson Ryder in his 8th outing - abused women are being channeled to safety by means of an 'underground railroad'-type of network similar to that previously used for runaway slaves. But someone has hacked into the network and is t...
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review 1: I’m currently relishing catching up with this series, after somehow overlooking the last two releases- The Memory Killer (published in June) is next on the list. In a change of direction, Detective Carson Ryder has upped sticks and moved from the sultry climes of his native Mobil...