Devil's Bridge (Hardcover)

from Kathy89

I really like this series. It took a little while to set up the crime but once Alexandra went missing things got really interesting. Her new relationship with Mike has him realing first with jealosy, anger and then fear. The story is told from Mike's point of view with Alex speaking at the end. L...

from gaby317

I'd discovered Linda Fairstein's Alexandra Cooper series during BEA 2014 with her thriller Terminal City which was set at Grand Central Station. I soon read as many of her earlier novels as I could get my hands on. Alexandra Cooper is a Deputy District Attorney of New York who specializes in sex ...

from skinglist

I love this series, but I really didn't love this book. Telling it from Mike's POV and "hearing" his inner thoughts/feelings on Coop (sorry, she's "Coop", she's not "Alex") was good, but I felt it got a little too touchy feely for the character of Mike Chapman. I did like this story as a lens int...

from grumpydan

I really enjoy the NYC history aspect of Linda Fairstein's novels, but in this one it is there just not as much in prior Alex Cooper/Mike Chapman stories. This one begins with Alex and all that is going wrong and then she disappears without a trace. Mike Chapman is determined to find her at any c...

from jepeters333

The Manhattan waterfront is one of New York City's most beautiful vistas, boasting both the noble Statue of Liberty and the George Washington Bridge, the world's busiest for motor vehicles. But in Devil's Bridge, Assistant DA Alex Cooper will discover the menace that lurks in this seemingly benig...