Stone Barrington Novels: D.C. Dead (Hardcover)

from Sable677

I have never read one of Woods's books before, but I found DC Dead to be a fast, page turning read. His writing style makes it easy to keep turning the pages while making it hard to put down. It reminded me of reading books by James Patterson where the action just keeps you wanting to read. I kno...

from DrLed

Synopsis: Stone and Dino are asked by the President and Kate to look into a murder/suicide. What they find is that the man was having multiple affairs and it looks like he did not kill his wife. More murders occur and they all link back to the original murder. Teddy Fey appears, again and wrecks ...

from buffalogr

At the behest of POTUS, our heroes Stone and Dino work a case in DC. The title is apropos, as everyone they touch gets dead. Interaction between Stone and Dino is always fun listening: "Well, this is Washington DC." This would have been a tough read without digesting the preceding books. In a sid...

from utbw42

Quick read...the usual murders, romance, and somewhat belief suspension plots that are the trademark of Woods' Barrington series. I read these for brief mental exercise...they have ZERO literary value.

from jamespurcell

Dino and Stone frolic, and frequently, in DC as two of the many good characters in search of a plot. Reads quickly and interestingly to a point of repetition, about halfway, then limps to the end. Not his best but it will fill an hour or so; much better than watching TV.