Sleep No More: A Suspense Thriller, (Paperback)

from msaucier818

I think I give away a bit with this review so spoiler alert. This is the fourth Greg Iles book I have read, and of the four, this is my least favorite. I enjoy Iles' writing style, and much of this book was a page turner. However, I thought that the idea that people can transfer souls through sex...

from christinelstanley

Such a far-fetched story was not what I expected from a Greg Iles book! The characters were believable and the narrative superb, but the plot itself was weak and did not work as a ghost story at all. Stick to the Penn Cage thrillers!

from CynDaVaz

I liked the book to one extent but was not prepared for the supernatural element. Not saying that I'm opposed to such things because I love reading supernatural books, but I wasn't expecting it coming from Iles. So because it threw me off and didn't seem to 'fit' with what I'd read from him befor...

from SamSattler

Sleep No More is my first exposure to anything written by Greg Iles and, in fairness to him, I want to stress that I experienced the novel in audio book format, not as a printed version. Although the book's narrator did grow on me over the course of the book's ten CDs, his lack of preparation irr...

from HmSklMom

Since discovering his books a year ago, I have been searching out all of them that the internet has to offer. The ones set in Natchez are definitely my favorites, as I'm familiar with the area. You would never guess that Mr. Iles is not a native Southerner- he captures the culture so well, right ...