Roadside Crosses: A Kathryn Dance Novel Audiobook

" I am really not sure if Kathryn Dance novels are my favorite. I feel she is a little boring. Roadside Crosses is not a page turner, in fact I was not sure if I wanted to finish the book..but I did. I much prefer Lincoln Rhyme. "

" I love everything this man writes...so engrossing. "

" I usually like Jeffery Deaver books, but this one irritated me. It was way too preachy--the dangers of gaming and the internet--and when the real criminal was revealed at the end and Kathryn Dance was giving her narritive of how she figured it out--a lot of the "suspects" I didn't even realize were suspects. It seemed like the author just decided at the end of the book whodunit. Also, the duel story line about her mom, a nurse, being accused of a mercy killing, was poorly developed and the ending was wrapped up like a Hallmark Hall of Fame movie--sappy and predictable. "

" Great book, I could not put it down. "

" Good as per usual. Totally did not see the ending coming. Love that. Another winner for Jeffrey Deaver. "

" Really like Kathryn Dance, and seeing her again. "

" great read, insight into the cyber world "

" This was the weakest of the Deaver novels that I have read. The story was alright, but it lacked the twist that I have always awaited in his books. "

" Blog postings / cyberbullies / crosses predict deaths "

" I am very glad that Mr. Deaver backed off his usual guts and gore routine in which women are relentlessly pursued and tortured to write a pretty darn good thriller that just clicks along. It's a fast read which is good when you're trying to polish off a book in a day. "

" slow start, good lead character that I have not read any with her as the main detective "

" Got a bit tedious towards the end "

" Katryn Dance is the main detective, though I always enjoy Jeffery' Lincoln, who is not so emotional as Katryn, so so from Deaver for this novetl, expected better. "

" Loved it! Lots of unexpected turns! "

" great book. really enjoyed the twists and turns in it! "

" I really like Jeffery Deaver's books. I like the characters and the mystery/suspense is quite well done. "

" Ending was too contrived for my taste. "

" A murder mystery with an interesting twist on blogging. Can the internet really do this????? Entertaining. "

" Too many twists in the plot. "

" Although I'm a Lincoln Rhyme fan, these Kathryn Dance novels are pretty good as well. This is the second one I've read, and in my book (ha), there's nothing like a Jeffery Deaver for a good summer pool-side read. He is the master at twists, character development, and suspense. "

" Was really good for the first 1/3rd of the book then it turned into this person framed this person who framed this person. Too much! "

" Not a bad plot and, even though it's part of a series, you don't feel too lost when things from the past are referenced. "

" great book. really enjoyed the twists and turns in it! "

" Every time I get a chance I go back to my mystery genre. "

" I really like Jeffery Deaver's books. I like the characters and the mystery/suspense is quite well done. "

" i think i dragged on a bit- and by the time the twist came about it was wrapped tooo quickly "

" Complete and utter rubbish. I couldn't finish it because it was so bad. "

" I am a big Jeffery Deaver fan. I like his Kathryn Dance character. He also manages to surprise me with a twist or two. "

" Pretty ok, good read if a little predictable. "

" blech. too much on the explanation of the internets as if he were writing a 'dummies' guide. use of the word "perp" seemed so fake, as did most of the dialogue. just absolutely not engaging at all. (and i'd heard from several different people that deaver is a fantastic writer) "

" it took a while for this book to pick the usual breath-taking deaver pace and i also agree that there were a few blog entries too many... but in the end you will not be left disappointed as the book envelops you fully on the last 200-100 pages. got to love deaver! "

" Loved it! Lots of unexpected turns! "

" good and quite thought provoking really, regarding the growing culture of existance online away from the 'real' world "