Cari Mora : A Novel (Hardcover)

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I listened to this book on audio and it is yet another example of why authors should not read their works. Harris' voice was completely wrong for this and his attempts to do accents that his characters required were dismal. This was a short novel and thankfully so since it had not much substance....

from Jthierer

This book was straight up not good. The characters were paper-thin to the point of absurdity and the plot feels like Harris had ideas for three different books that he just sort of smashed together rather than fleshing any of them out into a coherent, interesting narrative. If this was anyone oth...

from DarthDeverell

Cari Mora is Thomas Harris's sixth novel and the second not to feature his most famous character, Dr. Hannibal Lecter, since 1975's Black Sunday. The story focuses on rival cartels working to infiltrate a house Pablo Escobar once owned in Miami, Florida in order to recover a booby-trapped safe co...

from readingover50

I see that this book has gotten some mixed reviews. I thought it was great. Not a super fast pace, but always moving forward. I really enjoyed the Hannibal series of books. Fans of that series should like this one. Hans-Peter Schneider (the big bad guy) reminds me of Mason Verger from Hannibal. T...

from tottman

Cari Mora marks Thomas Harris's first new novel in 13 years and his first standalone thriller since Black Sunday in 1973. In this novel, the titular character, Cari Mora, is a child soldier from South America who made her way to the United States and now gets by doing a series of odd jobs includi...