Let the Devil Sleep (Dave Gurney, No. 3): A Novel (A Dave Gurney Novel)

from HiramHolliday

Another intriguing puzzle, with a little weak end this time. But not a non-moralistic one which is a plus. Looking forward to the next John Verdon but there is nothing pending as I'm aware off. All in all a great book, and a good read.

from Twink

was lucky enough to be an early reader (and fan) of John Verdon's debut novel - Think of a Numb3r. I love getting in on the ground floor of a new series. His second book - Shut Your Eyes Tight - was just as good and proved that Verdon wasn't a one book wonder. The latest book in his Dave Gurney s...

from Carol420

Semi retired detective Dave Gurney is recuperating from gunshot wounds received on a previous case. A friend asks him to help her daughter with a project tied to her studies as a journalism student in which she interviews families of six murder victims killed 10 years ago. The killer, known as th...

from countrylife

I'm still enjoying this author; though this time I guessed the identity of the bad guy very early on. Verdon develops the relationships of Gurney with his wife and with his previously more absent son more deeply in this installment. The tension with the FBI must have places to go next time. Looki...

from Beamis12

I enjoy Verdon because his books are like puzzles. So many layers to uncover and try to fit the pieces where they belong. This one I felt was a little awkward with the conversations in the beginning but true to form they smoothed out and gave the reader an in depth analysis of the storyline and w...