FBI Thriller Whiplash, Book 14, (Paperback)

from TerriBooks

Savich and Sherlock on a new case (or two). I could kind of buy Savich's ESP talents in previous books, but when he goes into his office and tries to communicate with a dead person, it's going too far, in my opinion. I thought that whole story line was kind of weird, and unnecessary. Even the mai...

from SunnySD

With a U.S. Senator stalked by a ghost and something more sinister, and the enforcer for an international drug company turning up dead on federal property, FBI agents Sherlock and Savich are spread thin. Good thing SAC Bowie Richards is on the case, too. For P.I. Erin Pulaski, the case seemed sim...

from mikedraper

Schiffer Hartwin is a pharmaceucitical company that developed a drug that is beneficial for people undergoing chemptherapy. When the patent ran out, the drug lost most of the earnings that it made for the company. Suddenly, the supply of the drug runs out. Dr. Edward Kinder, whose father is under...

from skraft001

First book I've read by this popular author. I thought it was pretty well written with a believable plot and a distinctive cast of characters. Sure, all the loose ends came together for a happy ending -- but you were drawn into wanting it to end that way.

from Mike_Herrick

I thought the "communication with the dead" distracted from the rest of the plot, hence the 2.5 star rating. This will not deter me from reading future books from this author.