Charlie Parker: The Burning Soul : A Charlie Parker Thriller (Series #10) (Paperback)

from jjaylynny

A good, taut Charlie Parker story. Very little supernatural, but potent in its use. An interesting tale of human nature and how the damage done to and by children is far reaching for all of us. As the best Parker episodes are, sad and creepy all at once.

from jbronderblogs

The story begins with the disappearance of a 14 year old girl from a mall. But we soon learn that Randall Haight along with a friend, Lonny, killed a 14 year old girl. Randall and Lonny did 18 years in prison but were offered that chance to start new when they got out with new identities. Randall...

from Arkrayder

The beginning of the story plods initially, but soon gathers momentum, and the portrayal of the perpetually troubled Charlie as ever rings true. This is more a detective story than a horror novel, but Connolly places plot twists which keep the reader turning the page.

from mikedraper

John Connolly writes elibantly about a small town in Maine and how it affects the people when a teenage girl goes missing. Randall Haight is a private man who doesn't want his past known. When he was a teenager, he and another boy murdered a fourteen year old girl. After serving 18 years in priso...

from zmagic69

Not the best book in the series, for me it just didn't flow well and many of the regular characters seemed to just be going through the motions. Also not the interesting of a story, and the end seemed rushed. Still a good book