Shaken: Library Edition

from Darcia

Konrath uses a different format for the seventh book in his Jack Daniels series. Instead of a linear story, he gives us glimpses of the present, weaving that in with two separate timelines from Jack Daniels' past. I have to say that I am not normally a fan of this type of out of sequence writing ...

from BookaholicBanter

As usual Joe never disappoints! A page-turner from beginning to end. I will be sad to see the Jack Daniels series come to an end. On to the final book-Stirred!

from jrr731

Another great book in the "Jack Daniels" series. Without giving anything away, I thought the use of three different time frames in in a non-linear fashion worked well with this story. I re-read it in linear form and prefered the non-linear version. The three different time periods not only gave u...

from Squeex

Joe starts the book with the following: that the reader has a choice…he's trying something new and wrote the story out of sequence as well as writing it the regular way. He wanted to know what the reader thinks of each form. I started out of sequence since I don't mind reading a book that way so ...

from mashley

Very violent. The book moves quickly by telling the story in retrospect, but the story and detective work are thin.