Books by T. Jefferson Parker
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review 1: This novel was all over the place, with Charlie Hood outlandishly dressed sporting a diamond in his tooth as a under cover arms dealer, to Bradley making a pact with a devil? An angel to the rescue, then she leaves before the job of securing Mike is really done? No closure, no c...
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review 1: This is the sixth and final book in the Charlie Hood series. It's very well written, Parker could make a instruction booklet interesting but, I really can't buy into the ending. The book had too much spiritual/supernatural aspects for me. I also was disappointed in the ultimat...
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review 1: I jumped into these series at book number 5, and two characters make me want to jump back in -- Charlie Hood himself, and the mysterious Irish devil, Mike Finnegan. I won't say much about how evil Mike can be, but he's an unexpected character that kicks this book into more than o...
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review 1: This is, without a doubt, the one novel I've ever read that I want all my time back for. I gave this book more and more grace, until finally I decided that I had invested too much into the book to give up.I wish I had turned back sooner. I believe that many good books have to be ...
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review 1: This is the first of this series of books I have read. Charlie Hood is an ATFE agent in southern Californai. He is involved in a shooting where a drug lord's son is killed. In revenge, the criminal takes one of Hood's fellow agents hostage. At the same time a bankrupt gun manufac...
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review 1: Not bad since I had no clue what to expect from this book. Received it as a gift & normally I don't like to read books someone is handing to me. Interesting, but surreal story with mystical turns containing bats, vampires, obsessive love, drugs & guns. And is ATF that dumb with n...
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review 1: An excellent book with an oddly misleading cover summary. Just ignore the inside cover text and read the book. This book is unlike most of Parker's fiction, in that it is not exactly a crime novel, although there are several crimes involved. It is not exactly a mystery, even thou...
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review 1: Bosch teams up with FBI Agent Rachel Walling to investigate a spree of missing women. When they narrow in on a likely suspect, however, all leads appear to dwindle and they reach a dead end. After casting a larger net, they tap into one final lead, in hopes of bringing it all tog...