Line of Fire: Library Edition

from macygma

I have read all of Stephen White's novels. I started when I lived In Longmont, CO which is basically Boulder-east and was so enthralled with Alan Gregory, Sam Purdy and their friends that I couldn't put any of them down. The same goes today – I loved this book. Alan, psychologist, therapist, hus...

from booksgaloreca

I just finished reading this book after reading the entire series from the beginning. I really enjoyed all of the books in the series and like how some of the storylines carry through to later books, but you don't need to read each book in the series to enjoy them. This IMO was one of the best an...

from kewaynco

Alan Gregory has done many things he should not have. There were always consequences. All the chickens come home to roost in this, the next to last story for these characters. I was riveted from start to finish. I have come to care about the characters in this series of books. Knowing there would...

from INTPLibrarian

I know I liked this series in the past, but this one leaves me bored. I want to read MORE. I need to quit reading books I don't find intriguing more often. Quite reading, FWIW, on page 243. I may have liked this book better back when I read a series closer together in time. IOW, there are just to...

from bohemiangirl35

Line of Fire was a HUGE disappointment, especially after The Siege, which was so awesome. I never understand why authors finish out a series by having established characters act like people you never met. The various plots were convoluted, the coincidences unbelievable, and Sam and Alan just beha...