Download Bones of the Barbary Coast: A Cree Black Novel Audiobook

" I enjoyed the other books that I've read by this author much better than this one. It had some elements that were disturbing to me, so I had to walk away from it for awhile. The outcome was well worth coming back to it, though. "

" The third Cree Black novel. This one is very different from the other two. More psychological than paranormal but still a great story. I actually think this is the best of the three. It is darker, which I liked. "

" The Cree Black books are extremely well written but this is Cree at her most annoying. "

" This was a good story...almost a ghost story, but more an archeological uncovering of a story. I enjoyed it! "

" Set both in the "Wild West" days of San Francisco's history and in modern day SF, the jumping back and forth is smooth and seems without effort. The story drew me in wanting to know more. The defination of a good detective/mystery story. "

" Bones of wolfman in San Francisco in days of 1906 earthquake discovered in modern day. "

" Loved the story! Not as much of the paranormal as I like, but the story was very intriguing. A good read. "

" it was entertaining, but I missed the "cree blackness" of it. No supernatural stuff. That's probably why I only gave in a "ok". "

" I love a good story that still leaves room for speculation. Nice intertwining of present-day and historical storylines. "

" As good as his last two Cree Black novels! "

" At times a confused plot. "

" This book would've been better if the the story of the bones guy (I don't want to give away too much) was fleshed out (yeah, bad pun). "

" Didn't like it quite as much as the others, but it was interesting. (Not sure why it go so widely panned.) I just wish he'd write more in this series. "

" I liked the story, I enjoyed the link to the past giving us a little taste of
what the San Francsico of the 1800's was like. There was a hint of supernatural
that kept me guessing through the whole book. I also enjoyed the twists and turns
of the story and characters. "

" it was entertaining, but I missed the "cree blackness" of it. No supernatural stuff. That's probably why I only gave in a "ok". "

" I've always loved Daniel Hecht's books- but this one left too many unanswered questions at the end. Not the type of questions that would be answered in a sequel either. "

" Excellent characterization. Were bones discovered in the basement of a San Francisco house a werewolf? Cree doesn’t use her “ghost hunter” skills here, but focuses on understanding the living. The story is really about what is hidden behind people’s public exterior. "

" I love this series! Creepy but not horrific..a mixture of paranormal and psychology with just enough edge to give you the willies. "

" I love a good story that still leaves room for speculation. Nice intertwining of present-day and historical storylines. "

" Set both in the "Wild West" days of San Francisco's history and in modern day SF, the jumping back and forth is smooth and seems without effort. The story drew me in wanting to know more. The defination of a good detective/mystery story. "

" This is the first Cree Black I read and so far my favorite. I love the amazingly accurate historical details regarding early San Francisco that Hecht uses to frame his story. A great read! "

" Bones of wolfman in San Francisco in days of 1906 earthquake discovered in modern day. "

" didn't like this on as much as the others. guess I really like her connection to the other world and she didn't do any of that in this one. "