Another great book.

Fun!

I like the way she has two mysteries going in one book. She has interesting characters that make it difficult to put the book down.

I love Catherine Coulter and her books. This book does have Savich and Sherlock in it but mainly focuses in on a new interesting character - Griffin Hammersmith. I found it interesting as always, and it keeps up the suspense. I would like another Savich and Sherlock with them as the focal characters but this is still a great book and enjoyed it.

Catherine Coulter never disappoints, excellent non stop action, love the FBI series, another great read, can't wait for the next!!!'

Worst of the series to date. Took my money laughing all the way to the bank. Sorry I bought this and wasted my time finishing it...hoped it would get better...it didn't.

What utter crap! The entire alphabet of domestic crime fighters all graciously work together - despite what everyone knows about between agency jealousy - to solve the mugging of a young female musician. She is attending a music school populated with twin male professors who have different last names, are Lotharios, and may or may not be criminals. The various agents, officers, police personnel and one sheriff are all either married to one another or romantically involved, and this includes a woman named Sherlock, who I kept thinking was either just a nickname or the name of a cat. It just doesn't get better than this, folks! Do not waste your money or time on this book.

I usually can pick out the bad guys in these mysteries, but not this time. I just had to keep reading. Always like the Sherlock and Savich novels.

I've read every single one of Catherine Coulter's FBI books and have really enjoyed them all. I love Savich and Sherlock. BUT, this one confuses me. It doesn't sound like she wrote it at all. The dialogue is odd, choppy and not realistic. I can't put my finger on it but it just seems off. Disappointed, as I was really looking forward to it.