Worth the wait to read this latest in the series. Riveting plot but somewhat disappointing ending.

Serge A Storms and Coleman take the people from the condo out for spy tours of the keys. Bungled CIA jobs in Honduras become entwined. Always entertaining and creative. Another masterful write!

This book gripped me from the first chapter. By starting in the past and immediately making your heart ache for the family from the start, I felt invested. Iona is a bit chatty (well done with the writing, her nervous chatter definitely comes through) but the story was well written and the bonds that unite the characters make you long for the same

This was the fourth book of Percy Jackson and the Olympians. I thought it was really good with lots of unpredictable plot twist, good character development, and exciting scenes. There were also great heartfelt moments and I liked how the book concluded.

Anyone else crave pizza throughout this entire book?? All the moments around Vesta Pizzeria definitely helped me support our local pizza shop a little too often lately! Avery is such a fun character, while I related to Clare's strong, steadiness, it is Avery's fire that I long to have. Her spunk and joy jumped off the pages and were the perfect match to Owen. Loved being transported to Boonsboro, seeing the B&B come to life again. Big Willy is forever a favorite side character.

The little ghost was good. I liked that it rained in the story. It made it seem scarier.

About nurses in Vietnam. Very detailed author.

I love these series books they are very interesting and I can’t wait to read the next book in the series. I love this author and I hope they write more books.

Egyptologist, Dawn Edelstein, leaves Egypt to care for her dying mother. She marries Brian, has a daughter Meret and becomes death doula. She finds herself drawn back to a dig with her former lover Wyatt Armstrong and after a plane crash has to decide how she will proceed with the rest of her life.

Devoured this book in 2 days! Blair and Larkin were great POV characters, their differences in viewing the world gives the book a wide, realistic scope. The battles that the team faced kept the pacing of the book quick and leaves you feeling the pressure of a short window of time they are up against. My only complaint is I have noticed in all Roberts series where she changes points of view in each book, the characters from the previous book get dropped. They are still there in the background but while she is developing the POV characters and those coming up in the next book, time spent with the previous that you have become attached to is minimal.