Books by Steven James
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review 1: I had to get some new tires yesterday, so while I was waiting I walked over to Mikki's café for a prime rib breakfast. I pulled out my Kindle and started reading this book. It wasn't long before the café around me disappeared and was replaced by the surroundings and characters of...
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review 1: The character Detective Cheyenne Warren expresses my reasons for never joining the "feminist movement" "In one of the tragic ironies of the 20th Century, feminists never fought for women to become more feminine. Instead of celebrating what it means to be a woman, to be feminin...
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review 1: Opening Moves was just as good the second time reading it! Even though it's only been a couple years since I originally read it, I still had forgotten a lot of the story, so things definitely ended up surprising me again. I loved seeing how Patrick and Ralph met. It was fun how t...
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review 1: Patrick Bowers, geospatial expert for the FBI, travels to an old hidden communications base in the woods of the northeastern United States to prevent a supposed ecoterrorism group from remotely firing a nuclear missile from a submarine near the Persian Gulf to target Jerusalem. ...
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review 1: I searched and searched for a book in the line of Vince Flynn and Robert Ludlum. I wanted something with action but without the harsh language. I wanted something authentic, but not watered down. I wanted something that wasn't afraid to portray the reality of a criminal's mind. W...
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review 1: I don't know why everyone has rated this as. 5 star book . It took me around 100 pages to actually get interested in this book .and after reading 100 pages , I just wanted to finish reading because I like to finish what I start. The story line is good but at times while reading ...
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review 1: Steven James has become a favorite author with me, comparing his efforts to Robert B. Parker, Lee Child, Harlan Coben, James Patterson, etc. In The Queen, he includes the threat of a nuclear missile, a Russian assassin, a love triangle, spy rings, and more. The story is riveting ...
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review 1: As I'm working my way through rereading this series, I've been getting to see anew all the little things I love about it. In The Rook, I loved how Patrick and Tessa, his stepdaughter, continue to build and grow their relationship in the midst of difficulties. I also thought that ...