Surface Tension Audiobook

" If you're looking for a beach read that doesn't require much of the reader (a la James Patterson and friends) you will probably like this book. I don't recommend it for the squeamish--there's a fair amount of coarse language and disturbing scenes that may take you by surprise. So, don't give it to granny unless she's into those kinds of things... Not looking forward to discussing it on Monday with the mystery group. "

" I sat down to read a chapter or two of Surface Tension while taking a break from my weekend yardwork. I was quickly sucked into the world of Seychelle and began to take 15 minute work breaks until the book was done. :>) "

" Interesting, but I don't enjoy the nonstop persecution of an innocent person for no apparent reason. "

" Good story, good believable characters, kept me reading, and a couple times got me to put off something else I wanted to do, in favor of more time to keep reading. Not many books can do that for me. "

" The was an interesting first book of a series. I'll read more in the series. "

" Pretty good and interesting story. Some of the nautical stuff was a bit over my head. But good, strong characters and a good story. "

" The overall the story line was captivating. There's a few points in the book that bored me so I skimmed over them but in general I enjoyed the book enough to move on to the next book in the series. I appreciated the fact that the author didn't create an instant romance for the main character. "

" A good thriller. Great read! "

" Kling writes about water spaces and marina communities with accuracy and insight. This suspenseful story moves along quickly. "

" This is Christine Kling's first book. It is a Florida mystery and kept me interested in it all through the book. "

" Female tugboat captain in Florida salvages a yacht captained by her former lover who is presumed dead. Good job on setting, but she is injured way too many times and conclusion weak. First-bookitis. "

" I love all the SoFlo references. The story was good albeit a little too drawn out. Not a prize-winner, but I did order the next one, Cross Current. "

" lots of action. she does seem to get injured quite a bit. but I'll probably read the next one. "

" good plot and story line. good writing. writer is very knowledgeable of all types of boats. and boating. I liked the book and am now reading her next Seychelles Sullivan novel.I very much enjoyed this book. "

" Good new series. Read on my Kindle. "

" A really good book that includes activities and action in South Florida. Good book if you want to learn a lot about boating. "

" I liked this book a lot. Pretty fast read with a good storyline. Continuing on to the second in the series. "

" Had some sections where it was hard to put the book down, but it was a bit predictable. Still not a bad quick read, just a bit predictable. "

" Excellent. I had read Bitter End, #3 in the series and enjoyed it. I like mysteries and being a Navy vet, like books with a sea flair. Christine Kling has a talent for incorporating both. I've got the 2nd in the series standing by. "

" Surface Tension is a fast-paced mystery that takes place in the boating world. Attractive characters, vivid setting. Read it! "

" Good read. Nice pacing. Not a dead give away for the ending but things are well tied together at the end. Good characterization - what happens to Seychelle matters. "

" It was okay. Typical girl heroine mystery. Quick and easy read. "

" Kling writes about water spaces and marina communities with accuracy and insight. This suspenseful story moves along quickly. "