Books by Meg Gardiner
![The Liar's Lullaby [With Earbuds] (2010)](/meg-gardiner/the-liars-lullaby-with-earbuds/cover)
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review 1: More of a 2.5. Interesting enough idea - woman is the "mother" of a child that turns out not to be her own and when this is discovered she goes on the run, chased by the FBI and a fanatical, religious, drug-dealing clan. She is aided by various people including a US marshall and ...
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review 1: I liked this as I do all of Meg Gardiner's books, but I especially enjoyed this one because it begins in Oklahoma City. The author and I share a common past because we both had grandparents who lived in OKC and have tweeted a bit regarding memories of the city. It was fun readi...
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review 1: Gelezen in sneltreinvaart. Gardiner heeft een vlotte schrijfstijl, die onontbeerlijk is bij dit soort boeken. Toch slechts drie sterretjes omdat ik het allemaal net dat tikkeltje te ver gezocht vind. Vooral de ontknoping van het verhaal deed me toch de wenkbrauwen fronsen. Sommig...
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review 1: This book was just bizarre, like a kitchen sink of plots. It started out intriguingly enough, but then it devolved into a weird family drama/eastern European mob thriller/commentary on international aid work/vaguely incestuous... I don't even know. And somehow I was supposed to b...
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review 1: I couldn't finish this book. I read about 100 pages, and then I gave up. I really enjoyed the Evan Delaney series, so I had read the Jo Beckett series, hoping that they would be as good. They weren't, but they were still good enough to be entertaining. This book, however, was not...
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review 1: Harper Flynn is working as a bartender when three gunmen walk into the crowded room with guns and start shooting. Drew, her boyfriend tries to reach across the bar and pull her to safety but before he can, he is shot in the back. Aiden Garrison, a detective tries to help too but...
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review 1: Tasia, a singer-songwriter, dies during an act in a stadium. She is killed by a bullet. Suicide or murder? Tasia is the former wife of the president of the United States of America. She has a history of depressions and manic periods. She also left a special song which could be in...
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review 1: I enjoyed Gardiner's Evan Delaney series of books (very much) and decided to check out this series. As a first book in the series, this is a great start. Jo Beckett is a feisty, smart woman with a circle of friends and family to keep things interesting. I like that she's not a lo...
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review 1: This book was incredibly fast-paced and would be an awesome way to blow through a few hours if you were stuck with an airport layover or something like that--the time will fly by before you realize it. So why only two stars? Because after I finished it, nothing about it stuck in ...
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review 1: As I mentioned last month, the introductions are awesome. And, I’m really getting into the characters, especially Mr. Peebles. Mr. Peebles is a capuchin monkey who serves as an emotional support companion. When the main character is stalked by the media, she enlists the aid of he...
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review 1: This book took me a long time to finish because although it was exciting at times the plot was boring. I usually like this series which stars Jo Beckett forensic psychologist and her boyfriend Gabe. I think the constant chapter changes from person to person if what made this bo...