Blowout (An FBI Thriller Book 9)

ALL of these have the same review. Good reads, I do them in one night usually. Totally enjoyable though, except that I just don't like the "Brit in the FBI" series, not sure why, but they just don't make it for me. I can get past the Sherlock and Savich jumping each other in EVERY book, and the new couple who starts out "hating" each other and ends up a "couple" in EVERY novel. To me that stuff is just "filler" to sort of "flesh out" the characters and story so that one could pick up any one book and enjoy and understand the characters. Not necessary to read them in order or to do all of them if you don't care to, but you CAN get the whole "story" in any one book

I love a good a fictional, but this is absolutely unbelievable. I started reading this series again after many years and reading this book again has reminded why I stopped. I don’t care how much I like the characters, the story line was totally LAME. I bought this book originally when it first came out. I’m sorry I just didn’t pull it off my shelf And read it again instead of ordering it in kindle format. What waste of money.

Two murders, two surprising outcomes! I enjoyed EVERY sec of it...I won’t spoil WHO the killers were or who was connected to one of them, but it was a surprise even though we didn’t WHICH ONE was known by the first killer. You have to read it to find out!

Love that there are two stories in this book. Love the character of Ben. He was introduced in another book, but central character in this one. Intriguing story with a twist at the end. Another wonderful love story throughout the drama. Savich and Sherlock are the best!

This was a great quality book but unfortunately it was not the size I need for my collection. I was under the impression I was going to receive the 9 x 6 copy but instead I received the 5 x 7. Wish they would include size with description when listing used books.

Having read all of the authors FBI series, this one is a bit disconcerting. I normally don't mind the references to the supernatural but the first story line was a bit over the edge, as Savich meets and converses with ( and later helps to solve the mystery) a woman who coincidentally has been dead for years. The other story lines are a bit easier to follow, and the likeable and multi-talented FBI agents make the eerie story more palatable. I like all of the FBI series, but this was one of my least favorites of the group.

The whole time I read this book I was thinking, "Are they kidding? They actually think we'd BELIEVE this stuff? Did the Publishers and Editors actually read the book before releasing it?" So many things wrong with this book that I don't think I have the space to write them all down. Here are a couple...1) The dialog is so unbelievable that I was laughing. The characters are too long winded. 2) The main plot-line was horrible. You couldn't even GUESS who did it because they just picked the bad guy out of thin air at the end! And the reason why he did it was laughable. 3) CC needs to research police policies...no Cop would EVER, I mean EVER blurt out every single detail of the investigation to a reporter, victim family members, and other suspects in the case. I mean, PLEASE!Readers, do yourself a favor, skip this one.

Was a good fast paced read and you really didn't figure out where the end was heading til very late in the book. The " new " couple were fun and had the usual happy outcome . Enjoy most of the FBI books but this was really a fun read 👍

Great author, always a good read.

After reading all the previous Sherlock & Savich books some better than others this one has to be the worst not sure whether I will read anymore now

Very good audio book.

Catherine Coulter is one of my favorite authors. I have read all her books and more than once. Love them all.

Jedes Buch von Catherine Coulter ist einzigartig und spannend. Kann es kaum erwarten bis das nächste erscheint. Toll ist auch, dass immer wieder kleine Einblicke in das Lebe vorhergehender Hauptfiguren gewährt wird.