Combo Pack
David Baldacci is the editor, which is a good enough reason to pick up this book. Now imagine Michael Connelly’s Hieronymous “Harry” Bosch teaming up with Dennis Lehane’s Patrick Kenzie in the story Red Eye, or John Sandford’s Lucas Davenport with Jeffery Deaver’s Lincoln Rhyme in Rhymes with Prey; Ian Rankin’s John Rebus with Peter James’s Roy Grace in In The Nick Of Time; Lee Child’s Jack Reacher with Joseph Finder’s Nick Heller in Good and Valuable Consideration... and more exciting combos.
The ‘meet cute’ comes when Cara’s beloved goldendoodle puppy is mistakenly picked up by historic-building restorer Jack Finnerty, since he owns the same breed. They are clearly made for each other, but Cara’s recent divorce has left her emotionally bruised and Jack’s ex hasn’t quite exited the scene; besides, she has to make a success of her business to prove a point to her disapproving father. Jack’s persistence wins over Cara, but there is a long list of problems to be overcome first. Save The Date is breezy read with generous lashings of humour--fans of the genre won’t have anything to complain about.
FaceOff is a collector’s item for thriller fans. It is an unprecedented collection of 12 stories in which some of the world’s best thriller writers and their characters pair up to solve cases.
David Baldacci is the editor, which is a good enough reason to pick up this book. Now imagine Michael Connelly’s Hieronymous “Harry” Bosch teaming up with Dennis Lehane’s Patrick Kenzie in the story Red Eye, or John Sandford’s Lucas Davenport with Jeffery Deaver’s Lincoln Rhyme in Rhymes with Prey; Ian Rankin’s John Rebus with Peter James’s Roy Grace in In The Nick Of Time; Lee Child’s Jack Reacher with Joseph Finder’s Nick Heller in Good and Valuable Consideration... and more exciting combos.
Needless to say, the book is unputdownable!
FaceOff
Edited by David Baldacci
Publisher: Simon & Schuster
Pages: 397
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Mary Kay Andrews’s Save The Date is a simple and simple romance, with all the ingredients in the correct order. The heroine is Cara Kryzik, who is trying to make a living as a florist in the snobbish and traditional Southern town of Savannah and the big bucks come from designing floral arrangements for society weddings.
The ‘meet cute’ comes when Cara’s beloved goldendoodle puppy is mistakenly picked up by historic-building restorer Jack Finnerty, since he owns the same breed. They are clearly made for each other, but Cara’s recent divorce has left her emotionally bruised and Jack’s ex hasn’t quite exited the scene; besides, she has to make a success of her business to prove a point to her disapproving father. Jack’s persistence wins over Cara, but there is a long list of problems to be overcome first. Save The Date is breezy read with generous lashings of humour--fans of the genre won’t have anything to complain about.
Save The Date
By Mary Kay Andrews
Publisher: St Martin’s
Pages: 400
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