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The story continues on nicely, but too much nothing going on in this book. It felt like too much fluff and boring detail. We got a lot of the points in the previous books.

Loved this book, excellent narration. Heart pounding throughout the chapters. It was better than watching a movie

Bible, bible, bible. Like a summer camp of jesus and I love Jesus! Non stop bible verses. non stop. DO NOT GET unless you listen to AM religious channels.

I have read at least 100 books a year for sixty years. Some years, maybe more, but never have I read less. This past year, I read my first sci-fi books. I was never attracted to that genre, but I stumbled onto them accidentally. One series at a time, I found that I liked this..

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Good narration, interesting, good detail, enjoyable overall. I would recommend this book to anyone that enjoys the intricasies of an investigation.

I can’t believe I never heard about the Candy man before.This was a great told story.

this was a great novel. I especially liked how the author developed the characters and intertwined their stories.

The second book in an interesting series, the first book started with a bang with nuclear war and this book follows it up with a CA wild fire of massive proportion. Again, Abrahams does a great job with the characters. You learn a few new tidbits about the reoccurring characters that are in this series…

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Necessary for success and detailed enough to put into practice. was recommended to me by a succesful business owner.

The backstory on the murderer and his accomplices is just not that interesting, and there is limited details on the crimes. There’s lots of discussion about the victims, the search efforts, and the town and character where the crimes occurred, but it just isn’t that compelling.