Mind Prey57 reviews John Sandford Berkley, 1996 Good Buy + Another great entry in the Prey series + Another reliable "Prey" novel + Disturbing and gripping - this will stay in your dreams . . . or nightmares + Great Quick Read, Very Interesting             Black Cherry Blues: A Dave Robicheaux Novel44 reviews James Lee Burke Avon, 1990 A thoroughly gripping mystery + My New Favorite Detective Series + Decent reading + The South, Love it or leave it!             A Long Line of Dead Men: A Matthew Scudder Mystery14 reviews Lawrence Block Harper Paperbacks, 1999 A hard-boiled puzzle + Good Matt Scudder + Great Reading. + Tontine Society             Eight Million Ways to Die (Matthew Scudder Mysteries)23 reviews Lawrence Block William Morrow, 2008 A shiny new edition of an excellent '80s mystery + Very good book.. weak ending... + great mystery with well-defined, interesting characters + Reviews from the Weekend Reader, Elizabeth Jean Allen + Scudder is Great!             Heaven's Prisoners (Dave Robicheaux Mysteries)24 reviews James Lee Burke Pocket, 2002 Heaven's Prisoners by James Lee Burke + Heaven's Prisoners + oh heavens + Heaven's Prisoners             Deep Blue Good-by36 reviews John D. MacDonald Fawcett, 1995 Even Better the Second Time Around + Well written but flawed. + Good start to a good series + A new Travis McGee fan? + Not Free SF Reader             Deal Breaker (Myron Bolitar Mysteries)99 reviews Harlan Coben Delacorte Press, 2006 Book Review + Funny, Witty, Awesome! + Great place to start + I am a new fan and a huge fan!             Devil in a Blue Dress (Easy Rawlins Mysteries)61 reviews Walter Mosley Washington Square Press, 2002 Outstanding + AMAZING!!!!!!!!!!! + mosley's masterpiece I ran into this book by chance at a Salvation Army store. I buy a lot of books there and do not finish many. At twenty-five cents a book, it is not a big gamble. This book is worth the retail price. As others reviewers will tell you, it is set in the post-war 1940s in black Los Angeles. It rings ...             The Dreadful Lemon Sky (Travis McGee Mysteries)4 reviews John D. Macdonald Fawcett, 1996 A great introduction to the legendary Travis McGee series. + Trav the Avenger + Lucky 13th for Travis This happened to be the first novel of the Travis McGee series I read, back in the 80's, and I was instantly hooked. I grew up in Florida, and McDonald, as every reader familiar with Florida notices, knew the state intimately and paints that strange place with a master's touch. Travis McGee is ...             A Walk Among the Tombstones13 reviews Lawrence Block Avon, 1993 Another Winner + A good Scudder, but not a classic + a headlong ride with no letup If there is a better living crime novelist than Lawrence Block, I'd like to know who it is. I have yet to read a Scudder story that did not have me riveted! Having only recently discovered this series, every time I read another one it is deemed my new "favorite." So, until I finish "Time to ...             A Dance at the Slaughterhouse (Matthew Scudder Mysteries)11 reviews Lawrence Block Avon, 1992 Best noir writer working today! + Very good novel based on the element of pornography + Slaughterhouse dances were never so much fun + Matthew Scudder reviewed             Cinnamon Skin (Travis McGee Mysteries)16 reviews John D. Macdonald Fawcett, 1996 Gets better with age + A predator becomes prey. + An excellent Travis McGee outing (may contain spoilers) + Free-standing, but a sequel to FREE FALL IN CRIMSON             Gorky Park: A Novel (Mortalis.)70 reviews Martin Cruz Smith Ballantine Books, 2007 Best Martin Cruz Smith Work Ever + Arkady Renko is a Born Investigator + Quite simply + A Splendid Russian Protagonist: Arkady Renko             Watchmen610 reviews Alan Moore DC Comics, 2008 Not what I imagined at all. + A highly engrossing work of art + The greatest single comic mini-series in history + Superheroes for Adults + First graphic novel I've read--was NOT dissappointed!             Cinnamon Skin (Travis McGee Mysteries)16 reviews John D. Macdonald Fawcett, 1996 Gets better with age + A predator becomes prey. + An excellent Travis McGee outing (may contain spoilers) + Free-standing, but a sequel to FREE FALL IN CRIMSON             Eight Million Ways to Die (Matthew Scudder Mysteries)23 reviews Lawrence Block William Morrow, 2008 A shiny new edition of an excellent '80s mystery + Very good book.. weak ending... + great mystery with well-defined, interesting characters + Reviews from the Weekend Reader, Elizabeth Jean Allen + Scudder is Great!             Deal Breaker (Myron Bolitar Mysteries)99 reviews Harlan Coben Delacorte Press, 2006 Book Review + Funny, Witty, Awesome! + Great place to start + I am a new fan and a huge fan!             Gorky Park: A Novel (Mortalis.)70 reviews Martin Cruz Smith Ballantine Books, 2007 Best Martin Cruz Smith Work Ever + Arkady Renko is a Born Investigator + Quite simply + A Splendid Russian Protagonist: Arkady Renko             Mind Prey57 reviews John Sandford Berkley, 1996 Good Buy + Another great entry in the Prey series + Another reliable "Prey" novel + Disturbing and gripping - this will stay in your dreams . . . or nightmares + Great Quick Read, Very Interesting             Watchmen610 reviews Alan Moore DC Comics, 2008 Not what I imagined at all. + A highly engrossing work of art + The greatest single comic mini-series in history + Superheroes for Adults + First graphic novel I've read--was NOT dissappointed!