Sleeping with Strangers

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	• Sleeping With Strangers Eric Jerome Dickey NAL Trade, 2008 - 336 pages average customer review:based on 103 reviews view larger image
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highly recommended

Sleeping with Strangers

this book was so awesome! i couldn't wait to read the sequel. I just started reading it and it's a page turner!!!!!

Sleeping With Strangers

I so wanted to not like this book. As I read page after page, I kept saying to myself, "I don't like this story." Guess what I said when I got to the end? "OK, Dickey, you won me over."

This is not your usual Dickey relationship drama. Central character, Gideon, is a hit-man whose latest caper takes him overseas in search of his next target. Dickey cleverly brings back a character from the past - Arizona - who I vaguely remembered from Thieve's Paradise (Dickey says she was in Drive Me Crazy, too, but I don't remember her from that one) and creates a story that is full of non-stop action and a few suspenseful moments.

I have to admit, as much as I didn't want to like this story, I have to give Dickey props for this creation. It did remind me of Thieve's Paradise in that it wasn't so much about relationships as it was about action and adventure. Have no fear, there are some "adult moments" intertwined - what's a Dickey story without them? I sure hope my library has Waking With Enemies because I have to read how this plays out.

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eric has done it again

great book!!when so many authors let me down. YOU came with da buziness.
first page til the last. don't ever put that pen down. thanks eric

Gideon is the MAN!!

I truly loved this series! I really didn't have much interest in this glaring deviation from EJD's usual subject matter when it first came out - but boy, was I wrong!! I did the audiobook for this one and the narrator's excellent and multi-faceted presentation of the material is what made a good book a great book, in my opinion. His narration style effectively communicates and maintains the mysterious and intriguing element of the story and perfectly conveys the complexity of the Gideon character. Even though Gideon kills people for a living, you actually find yourself rooting for the guy. He's, like, the black Golgo 13!!

I liked "Waking with Enemies" too. And though I thought the erotic "scenes" drew on a little too long, EJD did a pretty decent job of bringing a satisfying closure to the story. Once again, the narrator(I did the audiobook for this one too) puts on a dazzling presentation, making the story more enjoyable than the conventional version. More Gideon!!

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Gideon is more than a hit man. In a world of money, violence, women, and love on the run, he's the master of the game. Now Gideon's got the job of a lifetime. The prize is the woman he desires and a cool million. The problem is it's just the kind of hit that can make him more enemies. Like the two beautiful strangers on Gideon's tail. Are they there to protect him or bring him down? There's one way to find out. Follow them into an underworld where killers and victims alike thrive on the darker passions of revenge and desire.

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