Cold Hit (Abridged) Audiobook

" Slow go but I enjoy the author. "

" Good read about the corrupted world of art collectors. "

" This was okay but not up to Fairstein's earlier books. I enjoyed reading about the underside of the art world, but there were too many threads that the author was trying to keep up in the air, and it made for confusing reading. For example, Mercer, one of the cop protagonists, got shot badly...and quite a bit of time and writing was spent on him. But at the end of the book, no attention was paid to his condition... "

" Linda Fairstein is an author who keeps getting better. "

" I like Linda Fairstein a lot. I'm ready to read the next book already, but will have to go find it first. The story line is great, attention grabbing, & never dull. "

" Didn't realize art collecting was so cold-blooded. "

" This is the third of the Alexandra Cooper mysteries featuring the law. A great suspenseful read for all to like and enjoy. "

" I enjoyed the art history angle to this suspense/mystery. "

" I'd forgotten how obnoxious her hero cop is. I kept getting annoyed at him rather than paying attention to the story. "

" Good hard detective series. Like how Alexandra and Mike discuss everything and like the relationship. Meet all my expectations of a great mystery. "

" Second in the series... nice quick rainy-day read. "

" ok. alex cooper head of crimes against women .this story mostly deals with crimes in the art world. "

" Murder and mayhem in the art world's underworld. I liked the story, but felt like I had read it before. Read this while snowed in for a week in Gardez, Afghanistan. "

" I liked this mystery. Seems, lately, that mysteries written by women have more depth. "

" Ok. Not a "best ever"! "

" It's a fun read, but it's also very clear that the author is basically writing about an improved version of herself. "

" I'm happy to see that this writing in this series is improving. The dialogue is still, oh, so very bad, but the story was much more interesting (and I didn't spot the murderer the first time they appeared on the page). Overall, I don't feel too guilty about continuing with the series. "

" I liked the book. The plot was great and I liked that Mercer got shot because then there finally was some emotions. Not much of them in this series. Can feel a bit dry sometimes. "

" A thrilling suspense in which the protagonist must delve into the art world to find a killer. "

" ADA Alexis Cooper responds to the finding of a well-dressed woman in the rivers of Manhattan. The woman was a member of the ary scene in New York City and appears to have been sexually assulted. A killing spree follows in which no one is safe, not even the police. A very pleasant read. "

" Definitely not disappointed! Often, a book in a series (for me) will digress from what I have loved about its predecessors. Not this one! Still love Alex Cooper, still love her professional partner/friends and still love hearing about her personal life! "

" I love this series and have been entertained by everyone of them. "

" Kept my interest but there was too much legal jargon that slowed it down at times. "

" Once again I loved the Linda Fairstein book. She keeps me on the edge of my seat. "

" Good book, but I got lost during the storyline. I'm not sure why, maybe there was too many things going on at once, too many characters, and I just couldn;' keep up with who was who. "

" Good read about the corrupted world of art collectors. "

" Linda Fairstein is an author who keeps getting better. "

" Slow go but I enjoy the author. "

" Once again I loved the Linda Fairstein book. She keeps me on the edge of my seat. "

" I'm happy to see that this writing in this series is improving. The dialogue is still, oh, so very bad, but the story was much more interesting (and I didn't spot the murderer the first time they appeared on the page). Overall, I don't feel too guilty about continuing with the series. "

" Murder and mayhem in the art world's underworld. I liked the story, but felt like I had read it before. Read this while snowed in for a week in Gardez, Afghanistan. "

" ok. alex cooper head of crimes against women .this story mostly deals with crimes in the art world. "

" Definitely not disappointed! Often, a book in a series (for me) will digress from what I have loved about its predecessors. Not this one! Still love Alex Cooper, still love her professional partner/friends and still love hearing about her personal life! "

" I like Linda Fairstein a lot. I'm ready to read the next book already, but will have to go find it first. The story line is great, attention grabbing, & never dull. "

" If you like the series, you'll like the book. It was a pleasant way to pass a day, if you leave out some of the gruesome details about rape and murder. "