Sins of the Father: The Bourbon Street Ripper (Paperback)

from Momtosamandliv

First I should say that this book was a freebie for me, in return for a review. I didn't finish this one, got about half way through, and may finish it at some future time, but not now. Positives are: BSR has a great plot, very intriguing in that it doesn't give away where it's going, interesting...

from PeggyK49

I received this ebook via the LibraryThing Early Reviewer program. I am always on the look out for books set in New Orleans, a place I love. The story line kept my attention pretty well. The author seemed to know how to "get around" New Orleans, as far as I could tell locations and streets were i...

from slagolas

This novel was a little hit-or-miss with me. Throughout, I felt that some of it was a little over-written; for example, when we meet one of the Patterson sisters as an adult, she is described as sensuous three times on a single page. Also, there were bits of dialogue that were obviously for the r...

from Ameise1

It's a wonderful mix between a thriller and a crime mystery. I liked the self-contained chapters which are related but also focused on an other part of the story. Every now and then they are crossing their path, it looks like an update for all protagonists before they leave each other for travell...

from WendyCat13

"The Bourbon Street Ripper" by Leo King is a gripping, edge of your seat, thrilling mystery. Set in the French Quarter of New Orleans in the 90's there is a killer on the loose. The gruesome torture of the victims before their murder is morbidly similar to the monstrous killer from 20 years ago -...