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Binding: Mass Market PaperbackDewey Decimal Number: 813.54 EAN: 9780515137200 ISBN: 0515137200 Label: Jove Manufacturer: Jove Number Of Items: 1 Number Of Pages: 368 Publication Date: June 29, 2004 Publisher: Jove Release Date: June 29, 2004 Studio: Jove Related Items:
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 Rating:  - enjoyed very much Have gotten hooked on the FBI series and enjoy them. This was a good one too. Rating: - Great readAnother great one in the FBI series. The characters are real and easily related to. Rating:  - Stretches credibilityThe plot: In this 8th book of Coulter's FBI thiller series, a young boy, Sam Kettering is kidnapped from his home and taken to a small cabin in the Tennessee mountains. During a storm he manages to escape and run into (fortuitously) the sheriff of the small town of Jessboro, Katie Benedict. Katie and her daughter, Keeley, had been driving along when they see Sam running out of the woods with his kidnappers in mad pursuit. Katie manages to pick up Sam, wound one of the kidnappers and get Sam away. ... Read More Rating:  - Coulters BestI truly enjoyed this book of the FBI series , but do fill that Dana Carver could have had more of a role in this . I think Eleventh Hour was a shade better since Carver has a little romantic role and was more active in that . This one the characters are mostly Salvage and wife that does the action . However it is still a great FBI suspence . Rating:  - SidewaysSavich and Sherlock do not belong in this story. They seem to be an after thought to fit into a popular series, which doesn't work. This is the eighth in a good series, but doesn't have the quality that expectations from previous stories lead the reader to expect. Maybe one shouldn't mix romance, suspense and mystery all in the same volume. Though this seems to be a current trend. Nash Black, author of TRAVELERS and QUALIFYING LAPS. 
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