Tag Man Audiobook

" Mayor has an outstanding series going. This one, like all the previous numbers I've read is a delightful read. Mayor's plots are interesting without being overly elaborate. The situations are close enough to reality to be believable without straining credulity, as are the actions taken by the characters. The character delineations are three dimensional, and each novel adds a bit to the continuing characters. "

" Great. One of his best. "

" Good follow up to "Red Herring," and impressive given that Archer Mayor's series featuring Joe Gunther is now 20+ books. I enjoyed how the various plots eventually intertwined. One thing that Mayor could do less of: No need to refer to past plots in the series, especially given the previous volume of books. Authors with series often do this and it's a nuisance - let those who haven't read previous books go do so. No need to trot out summaries that are familiar to those who have read the series all along. Just a nit... "

" The Joe Gunther books are worth reading, but it's been a while since they were complex enough to excite rapt attention. After a very promising opening, the perp gets trotted out right in the open, as though that would enhance the war of wits. I'd rather a bit of mystery in a mystery. "

" As dark and sad as the last Joe Gunther book was, this is much lighter and yet still has compelling characters and a touch of dark. "

" My first Archer Mayor novel. Solid work that is best when Mayor is in the Tag Man's POV. A bit too much plot at the end. "

" Second book of his that I've read. Good staple crime genre, a fast read. One socially inept character manages to stumble on to two old criminals who thought they were hidden. And the chase is on.... "

" The 'bad' guy is also kind of complicated in this and also not the murderer--so it is a short enjoyable read, with a reasonable amount of plot twist and likable characters. "

" An interesting little read. A bit predictable, but why have I waited so long to read this series of murder mysteries? "

" I can't say that I would recommend this book. It is just okay. The premise is good but nothing special. "

" Picked up the audio version at the library when I was between reserved books. Interesting plot, maybe good enough to go back and read another Joe Gunther. "

" Loved the plot twists and the complicated "who's trying to kill whom?" plot. It's never a straight path with Archer Mayor; always entertaining. "

" The Tag Man makes for an interesting opponent for Gunther and company, and then he finds himself on run from "bad guys" of a completely different dimension. A very enjoyable story in a solid series. "

" Quick read ut enjoyable as locations are somewhat local to me. "

" A good read, but I found the ending disappointing. "

" I enjoyed this police procedural even though it appears to be nearly the most recent in a series. A little hard to keep everyone straight but a good story. "

" An intriguing idea to get the reader into the story. It provides for some suspenseful scenes and culminates in something of a far-fetched ending. "

" Good, but not Mayor's best. "

" The premise is pretty out-there, but the writing is good and the action is fun. "

" The Joe Gunther books are worth reading, but it's been a while since they were complex enough to excite rapt attention. After a very promising opening, the perp gets trotted out right in the open, as though that would enhance the war of wits. I'd rather a bit of mystery in a mystery. "

" I really enjoy these Joe Gunther mysteries. This one had a slightly different tone and I found it very engrossing. "

" Latest Joe Gunther adventure where the bad guy is actually a reasonably good guy and there are worse bad guys. A light and fun read. "

" Mayor continues the Joe Gunther saga with yet another masterful mystery. Tag Man has some interesting plot twists that surprise the reader. "

" The premise is pretty out-there, but the writing is good and the action is fun. "