The Fifth Floor: A Michael Kelley Novel Audiobook

" Michael Harvey's writing makes me want to move to Chicago. "

" Who doesn't love some old school Chicago, and a damaged reporter? Now I want to back track and read the first story by Michael Harvey! "

" I love mystery novels and Chicago! This keep me turning the pages and looking forward to the next novel by Harvey. "

" Better than his last book, though still not great. He does use Chicago better--it feels more like a location, and less like a collection of names he's throwing out to try and show off his knowledge of the city. The story does have one nice twist towards the end and one unnecessary one at the very end. "

" Loved the Chicago setting and slightly bent way crimes get solved and politics get done. "

" Pretty typical for this genre, though it's obsession with Chicago is both charming and distracting. Still, the genre is popular for a reason, and the mystery is actually a pretty interesting one. "

" The second by this author. I am liking him better and better. "

" This second in the series was even better than the first. Story involves the Chicago fire of 1871 and how it relates to modern politics in downtown Chicago. "

" OK read. He gets a lot of the geography of City Hall wrong and that bothered me. Decent and smart novel, but lacked something. Author seemed to throw way too much up in the air and things turned out a little too neat. "

" Love that it is based in Chicago. Want to read more of his books. "

" Worthwhile, especially for those who know Chicago. "

" Very Good; Continuing character: Michael Kelly; while assisting an old friend because her husband is beating her, Harvey comes across political intrigue in the mayor's office, going all the way back to the famous Chicago fire "

" Interesting book based on Chicago politics. I like things Chicago based. This also talked about the Chicago fire in 1871. Also very interesting. "

" Harvey rocks. As an old Chicago boy I like his novels. "

" The second Michael Kelly mystery; Harvey gives good Chicago, the mysteries have both been complex and compelling, and Kelly's a sympathetic (if sometimes pathetic) hero. "

" a very entertaining crime novel - this ishis secnd one, I hope he writes more! "

" A good page turner and enjoyed that it is set in my neighborhood in Chicago. But nothing special. "

" Born and raised in Chicago, I appreciated all the local references to popular spots and local politics as well as the dry humor but I knew how it would end about half way into the book. "

" I enjoy reading this author's works when I am in Chicago so that all the locations seem familiar to me. "

" I love mystery novels and Chicago! This keep me turning the pages and looking forward to the next novel by Harvey. "

" Definitely liked Harvey’s sophomore effort better than his debut, The Chicago Way. The Fifth Floor continues to follow P.I. Michael Kelly as he investigates cases for a client. This time he runs up against the Chicago Historical Society and the Mayor’s Office. "

" Very Good; Continuing character: Michael Kelly; while assisting an old friend because her husband is beating her, Harvey comes across political intrigue in the mayor's office, going all the way back to the famous Chicago fire "

" Solid second noir novel with a blend of past and present Chicago history, including an Obama-esque character. "

" Who doesn't love some old school Chicago, and a damaged reporter? Now I want to back track and read the first story by Michael Harvey! "

" I enjoy reading this author's works when I am in Chicago so that all the locations seem familiar to me. "

" I preferred The Chicago Way more, but this was still a fun noir read. I like Michael Kelly's character and would like to see the third book in this series. "

" This second in the series was even better than the first. Story involves the Chicago fire of 1871 and how it relates to modern politics in downtown Chicago. "

" Chicago-based murder mystery drawing on some of our best known political qualities i.e. slime. "

" Love that it is based in Chicago. Want to read more of his books. "

" Worthwhile, especially for those who know Chicago. "