Burn Me Deadly: An Eddie LaCrosse Novel (Audiobook)

from Shirezu

The next in the Eddie LaCrosse series I had only meant to make a start on it but then found, like the first book, that I couldn't put it down. Whilst it wasn't as good as the first book it was still a decent tale.This time it is more straight forward with less of the humour and almost none of the...

from SunnySD

In his last outing Eddie dealt with gods and a homicidal dwarf. This time it's a fanatical band of worshippers and...dragons? A chance encounter with a fleeing blond has Eddie attempting rescue. But when his efforts end in a beating, a dead comrade, and failure - well, like any good detective/swo...

from bookczuk

e Eddie LaCross books simply because I loved the Tufa series the author has written, and wanted to see how his writing was for a different type of book. The answer? Delightful. Simply put, Bledsoe created an approachable world and has created characters who engage the reader, a storyline that pro...

from majkia

"But the advantage to my plan was that, for the most part, all I had to do was wait. Since there was no way to get around this animal, it seemed an especially good plan." Eddie LaCrosse is a sword-jockey, as he calls himself. He's a bit past his prime, has an, ahem, colorful background, and is th...

from Sarah_Buckley

Eddie LaCrosse is back in a new mystery! Eddie's on his way back from a routine investigation when his horse almost runs down a half-naked blonde in serious trouble. Against his better judgment, he promises to protect the frightened young woman, only to find himself waylaid by unknown assailants ...