We All Fall Down (Hardcover)

from johnbsheridan

Bit of a disappointment as I've really enjoyed the previous books in the Michael Kelly series and while there is enough in this one to keep me waiting for number 5 but ...... there should be more than that. Opening chapters rely too much on you appreciating who the characters are and their roles ...

from everfresh1

I haven't read previous books in this series so maybe it affected my impression. I found a flow of action somewhat broken, plot sometimes implausible and characters not always believable. At the same time, the writing is good and easy, action is very fast - in other words it's an easy read.

from sraelling

Bioterrorism. Lucky for Michael Kelley that he has lots of folks watching his back. The most terrifying part of the book is that the USA still doesn't have a plan to deal with a bioterrorism attack in our own back yard.

from mikedraper

A Blue Line train in Chicago is going faster than it should. The vibrations of the train's passage rattles the rails and causes a light bulb to become loose and fall. Soon, people become sick and begin to die. P.I. Michael Kelly is asked to help with security when it is determined that there coul...

from nomadreader

What I thought was a delightfully ambiguous ending to The Third Rail turned out to be a cliffhanger, as We All Fall Down picks up immediately after it left off. Thus, I won't spoil the set up of the fourth novel in this excellent series because doing so would detract from The Third Rail. I will s...