The Widower's Two-Step Audiobook

" A pretty quick and easy read once I had a bit of free time to devote to it. I don't think Riordan is a great mystery writer, but his stories are entertaining enough and I love all the references to places in San Antonio. His descriptions of the city are spot on. "

" The story left me flat and the flow from scene to scene seem choppy instead of tightly written. I didn't care for any of the characters. "

" I had a bit of trouble getting into this one. After 3/4 of the book, it finally caught me. I don't think I enjoyed the characters or the mystery quite as much as the book before this. I adore Rick Riordan's humor very much in everything he writes. "

" I read this quite a few years ago and don't remember details, just wrote that it was "a very good Tres Navarre story". "

" The book started out really slow, and I almost stopped reading it, but I made myself finish it. It did get a little better at the end, but not a book I would recommend. A very weak who-done-it story. "

" Rick Riordan is a great writer. I really enjoyed his books for children. His books for adults have sexual content and profanity, which I do not enjoy. I wouldn't recommend Rick Riordan books if you prefer clean literature. If it doesn't bother you, then I think you'll enjoy his books. "

" even better than big red tequila "

" I pretty much love this series. "

" I read this book for a new book club I just joined. I found the story intriging with a twist of comedy. If you like light hearted mysteries, then this is the book for you. "

" Not bad. Pretty funny writing at times. Good mystery and good characters. "

" While I love Tres Navarre and his cat Robert Johnson, this book dragged a bit for me. I guess the country music business of Texas just doesn't interest me that much. Regardless, the writing is good and the snark is snarky so I'll keep reading about the trials and tribulations of Tres. "

" Good read from the San Antonio middle school teacher "

" This is Rick Riordan's second detective story, and it's as lively as the first. I like his protagonist and the pace (tho it's probably not realistic, but this is fiction after all). "

" Navarre is oddly appealing. Enough that I still will continue in the series. Just remember folks, this is not Percy Jackson. Nor was it written for a YA audience. So don't try to make it fit or you will be disappointed. "

" This is a fun mystery in the same vein as Elvis Cole or Spenser. Granted, Tres Navarre is not in the same league as Cole or Spenser, and the plot twists are a little too convoluted for my tastes, but all-in-all a fun way to spend a weekend. "

" Quick light mystery read. Liked the Texas setting and flair. "

" Rick Riordan is a great writer. I really enjoyed his books for children. His books for adults have sexual content and profanity, which I do not enjoy. I wouldn't recommend Rick Riordan books if you prefer clean literature. If it doesn't bother you, then I think you'll enjoy his books. "

" I read this book for a new book club I just joined. I found the story intriging with a twist of comedy. If you like light hearted mysteries, then this is the book for you. "

" While I love Tres Navarre and his cat Robert Johnson, this book dragged a bit for me. I guess the country music business of Texas just doesn't interest me that much. Regardless, the writing is good and the snark is snarky so I'll keep reading about the trials and tribulations of Tres. "

" Not bad. Pretty funny writing at times. Good mystery and good characters. "

" Audio Book: Tom Stechshulte narrator. Not my favorite narrator, but he does a good job. The book is interesting and a pleasant way to pass the time, but nothing overly special. "

" The story left me flat and the flow from scene to scene seem choppy instead of tightly written. I didn't care for any of the characters. "

" A pretty quick and easy read once I had a bit of free time to devote to it. I don't think Riordan is a great mystery writer, but his stories are entertaining enough and I love all the references to places in San Antonio. His descriptions of the city are spot on. "

" Quick light mystery read. Liked the Texas setting and flair. "

" The book started out really slow, and I almost stopped reading it, but I made myself finish it. It did get a little better at the end, but not a book I would recommend. A very weak who-done-it story. "

" Good read from the San Antonio middle school teacher "

" This is a fun mystery in the same vein as Elvis Cole or Spenser. Granted, Tres Navarre is not in the same league as Cole or Spenser, and the plot twists are a little too convoluted for my tastes, but all-in-all a fun way to spend a weekend. "