We All Fall Down Audiobook

" Should have been more thrilling than it was. Maybe I'm getting inured to this kind of catastrophic fiction. Didn't like the movie Contagion much, either. "

" 3 1/2 stars. I'm not sure if I found parts of this confusing because of how it was written or because I haven't read the other books in this series. I suspect it was a bit of both. This book was a decent thriller, and I was a little surprised by the ending. I could see this being made into a movie very easily. And if they did, I'd watch it. I'd like to give at least the first book of this series a try. The main character seems interesting, especially if I'd known the back-story. "

" A real departure from earlier books in the series. Borders on the sci-fi. Characters not well developed. Kudos, though, for a very twisty, if improbable plot. Where does Harvey go from here? "

" Couldn't really decide of I liked this book or not. It started off with a great premise, a bioterror weapon unleashed in the bowels of the CTA subway. But, it seemed to get lost in the plot or may that was just me. I still enjoyed it though and look forward to Harvey's next book coming out in the spring. "

" Lame. I am reminded as to why I don't like most mysteries/thrillers. I thought this one would be good because of the Chicago setting but no. Loose the local brand-name dropping and neighborhood names and this could be Anycity, USA. I remember thinking to myself, okay now it's finally getting to the meat of the story when I realized there was only 1 disc left of the audiobook. Lots of build up to nothing but a fizzle. Also really didn't help that the narrator spoke oddly, like Captain Kirk with stunted sentences and misplaced dramatic pauses but also something else, maybe a poor Clint Eastwood impression? I don't know. The whole book felt like it was just trying too hard. "

" Haven't read Harvey before and, based on this book, probably won't read him again. Even the Chicago setting couldn't help this lame techno-thriller. Too many one-dimensional characters and too thin a plot. I'm not sure this wasn't a movie treatment. "

" This is the fourth book in a series set in Chicago. It is a good pulp fiction, fun read. A change of pace from heavier stuff is good, and Michael Harvey serves up this change of pace well. "

" Not up to the level of his first 2 books. "

" I could not get far in this book. This was not very well-written, and the characters quickly got annoying. "

" These are quick easy murder/mystery reads all set in Chicago. Good train reads. "

" While I have loved his novels in the past, this one not so much. Maybe because I don't really enjoy reading about bio terrorism but I did enjoy reading about the places I know in Chicago. "

" Michael Harvey is an excellent author and each book he writes is better than the last. Wasn't a big fan of the plot (biowar) but the characters and the way he writes makes up for it. Loved it and can't wait until he writes again. "

" Another bio-weapon outbreak novel. This time in Chicago. This appears to be the fourth book featuring ex-cop and PI Michael Kelly. Plot moves along and a gang-war is added for extra suspense. Both plots come together at the end. Lots of killing in this book. "

" Good; Continuing character: Michael Kelly; from usual gritty Chicago-based mysteries, the author moves to an implausible biological attack on the city and the PI somehow becomes central to all the events and critical characters "

" Good book with lots of Chicago specific places, etc. Bit scary too. "

" Another fine entry into the Michael Kelly series and one which tied up some story lines from the previous book. Although I didn't fine this one quite as compelling as the first three it was a very solid read and Michael Kelly continues to be an interesting and complex character. "

" I thought his book was awesome. The "Michael Kelly" series is one of the best out there and just keeps getting better. "

" good mix of Chicago and a federal disaster. At first I was skeptical about the scope of something like biological weapons, but the characters and landscape were undeniably Chicago and that remains a strength of this series. Highly recommended. "

" The fourth installment of the harvey novels. We need more. "