Middle of Nowhere: A Lou Boldt/Daphne Matthews Mystery #7 Audiobook (Unabridged)

" An action packed story. Well done! "

" Not the best in this series, but still enjoyable. Lou and Daphne deal with the "blue flu ", a cop beaten nearly to death, a string of burglaries, and personal issues. A lot is going on at once, and I found myself wondering how all of it would eventually come together. Some explanations were too far flung for me at times, but you have to expect that in thrillers sometimes. I like Ridley Pearson a lot . I wasn't disappointed, but to me, this wasn't one of his best. "

" Another Lou Boldt/Daphne Matthews page turner. Great read. "

" Engaging, strong characterization, two track plot that was entwined in such a way the reader is uncertain to very near the end who is doing what to whom. Good police procedural. "

" This procedural thriller starts out with a bang and moves nicely with some intriguing blue flu issues to shake things up. Unfortunately, the ending is all one protracted unsurprising action scene. Cinematic, perhaps, but a shootout with an inevitable ending doesn't make for great reading. "

" Nice Lou Boldt piece, interesting 2ndary characters, bit of the old written-to-formula as regards the plot. Found myself skipping passages, which I always feel sad about choosing to do. "

" I must get back and read more of his. "

" I felt like I was watching a police drama on TV. "

" Decent but felt long. "

" Good ol Seattle PD. This is a good one. "

" I really like Pearson's writing. I am thinking of reading his books in the YA section as well. He keeps you on the edge of your seat with characters you can easily warm up to. I plan on reading more as I get the chance. "

" Lou Boldt & Co.... Good read, but grows in improbability to a unbelievable end. (Fast Moving Police Procedural.) "

" Another good Lou Boldt mystery. This time he and Daphne must go after a sociopathic burglar and a group of cops who try to murder one of their own. "

" Good. Read more Ridley Pearson. "

" this book was so sad. i don't even know why but one minute i would be crying and the next i would be laughing my head off. definitely worth reading again. "

" IN all fairness, Im just not into this genre. Im certain that I finished the book, but I cant remember what happens. I keep snatching up Ridley Pearson books because the book jackets say the book is suspenseful but not. "

" good. gritty police drama with fallible characters. "

" A Lou Boldt novel, is it cop against cop as the Blue Flu hits Seattle and the cops who are still working are getting beaten up,Boldt must get to the bottom of this and a series of robberies. "

" Very Good; Continuing character: Det. Lou Boldt; a burglar preying on women is chased by a police force crippled by "Blue Flu"; and the striking members are looking to cause some havoc of their own. "

" Good police whodunit; also deals with the difficulty of having to choose between one's job responsibilities and the wishes of one's union when they conflict. "

" Lots of surprises, suspense & intense, excellent character development; this novel would make a good screen play. "

" Better than his Sun Valley books. Less personal or saccharine. "

" Bolt & Mathews team up for another winner! "

" Nice Lou Boldt piece, interesting 2ndary characters, bit of the old written-to-formula as regards the plot. Found myself skipping passages, which I always feel sad about choosing to do. "

" I really like Pearson's writing. I am thinking of reading his books in the YA section as well. He keeps you on the edge of your seat with characters you can easily warm up to. I plan on reading more as I get the chance. "

" Lou Boldt & Co.... Good read, but grows in improbability to a unbelievable end. (Fast Moving Police Procedural.) "

" I felt like I was watching a police drama on TV. "

" IN all fairness, Im just not into this genre. Im certain that I finished the book, but I cant remember what happens. I keep snatching up Ridley Pearson books because the book jackets say the book is suspenseful but not. "

" Better than his Sun Valley books. Less personal or saccharine. "

" This was a very good read by Ridley Pearson and Lou Boldt is the main character. Mystery readers will enjoy it. J. Robert Ewbank author "John Wesley, Natural Man, and the 'Isms'" "

" good. gritty police drama with fallible characters. "

" Good police whodunit; also deals with the difficulty of having to choose between one's job responsibilities and the wishes of one's union when they conflict. "

" Very Good; Continuing character: Det. Lou Boldt; a burglar preying on women is chased by a police force crippled by "Blue Flu"; and the striking members are looking to cause some havoc of their own. "

" Good ol Seattle PD. This is a good one. "

" Always page-turners, Pearson's Seattle mysteries also have engaging, three-dimensional characters in Lou Boldt and Daphne Matthews, as well as the supporting cast. "

" A Lou Boldt novel, is it cop against cop as the Blue Flu hits Seattle and the cops who are still working are getting beaten up,Boldt must get to the bottom of this and a series of robberies. "