Charlie Parker: The Lovers : A Thriller (CD-Audio)

from maryellew

This is a Charley Parker novel, wonderfully crafted, drew me right in. The premise got a little weak in the middle of the book, creating an "oh, come on" sort of feeling. Soon after, however, the story took over again, and I found myself drawn back into the book till the end. Recommended, this is...

from maryellew

This is a Charley Parker novel, wonderfully crafted, drew me right in. The premise got a little weak in the middle of the book, creating an "oh, come on" sort of feeling. Soon after, however, the story took over again, and I found myself drawn back into the book till the end. Recommended, this is...

from bohemiangirl35

This was my first time reading John Connelly. I didn't realize I had checked out an abridged version until I got home, but I listened to it anyway. The short version worked well. It was not what I expected, and I was happily surprised. Charlie Parker was an officer in the NYPD, just like his fath...

from branimal

The Lovers progresses the Charlie Parker character in a way that has not been done since The White Road. In his last two outings, excluding The Reapers, we've been given small advancements here and there in Parker's fledgling relationship and his continued haunting by his deceased wife and child ...

from scarequotes

I'm trying to figure out if John Connolly has a complete narrative arc figured out for the Charlie Parker novels, or if he's just going to keep the series going as long as he can. But in the short term, it doesn't matter: The Lovers is light on Louis and Angel but long on Connolly's mythology. Th...