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Karthick S karthick98 — Magic and adventure for kids - all of Chew's books are wonderful!

Grégoire Gicquel greygouar — Absolutely loved Mythic... The entire concept the characters I didn't find anything lacking! It was a complete cliffhanger for me and I can't wait for Blood Moon! The characters faced so many conflicts and all around tough decisions. I didn't see the twists and turns coming in this book at all! A definite must read!

Kermit The thefrog — read it in about 2 days. it was recommended to me. I did enjoy it but I found myself getting really annoyed and angry with the characters - even the autistic child. horrible? maybe or maybe it wasn't written that well...who knows. it's a decent book but it frustrated me.

Luqman Mat luqmanmatj9071 — C.J. Box has acquired a modest following for his Joe Pickett novels but really hit the big-time when he won the Edgar Award for Best Novel of 2008 with his stand-alone thriller, BLUE HEAVEN. Now, with the release of his latest stand-alone effort --- BACK OF BEYOND, Mr. Box may be taking things to a whole other level. Set in the dangerous backdrop of Yellowstone National Park, BACK OF BEYOND does a nice job of depicting a remote area where the fears of the natural and unknown terrain is not nearly as frightening as that of a sociopathic killer with a deadly agenda. Montana Detective Cody Hoyt is an admitted alcoholic. This disease has cost him his family as well as the respect of many of his colleagues and has kept his career from fully blossoming. Now, a full-fledged member of AA and trying to get his life back together, Hoyt is faced with an investigation that will test him more than anything he has faced before. When his friend and fellow AA member, Hank Winters, is found burned to death within the charred remains of his own home, Hoyt immediately suspects foul play. Hoyt is convinced Hank was murdered and that someone is using the fire to cover up the evidence of this. Hoyt rubs too many people the wrong way during the investigation and summarily finds himself tossed off the case and suspended. Little does this deter Hoyt from proceeding with the investigation. With a little bit of help from his one trust-worthy friend on the inside of the Montana P.D. --- Larry --- Hoyt puts together evidence that points to a member of a wildlife hiking outfitter that takes groups of tourists into the wilds of Yellowstone National Park. To make matters worse for Hoyt, his own son is with his new 'step-dad' on this very excursion that may be carrying a killer or killers responsible for Hanks Winters death as well as others from Hoyt's AA circle. Operating on his own and outside the limits of law enforcement, Hoyt faces road-blocks wherever he turns. It almost appears that someone on the inside knows what he doing before he even does. When his motel room is ransacked and set on fire (with Hoyt barely escaping) he realizes there is now no one he can trust --- not even good friend, Larry. The novel begins to shift between Hoyt's plight and that of the members of the Yellowstone tour. Aptly called, the Back of Beyond Tour, there are plenty of possible suspects to choose from. The reader is placed right along with Hoyt as he goes through the background of each tour member that he obtained when he visited their office. Like every classic murder mystery, there are too many potential bad guys and you will be guessing right along with Hoyt as the body count begins to pile up. The novel wanes slightly during the last act, and I found one of the murder suspects easy to identify (I must read too many murder mysteries!). However, C.J. Box has several tricks up his sleeve and BACK OF BEYOND kicks into high gear when Hoyt pays a retired tour guide to lead him along the same trail the group is on --- with the dead bodies piling up before him and his son in mortal danger. A terrific summer read and possibly Box's finest effort to date! Reviewed by Ray Palen for New Mystery Reader

Shin Kitae kiraeshin — Kat Bishop is not your ordinary 15 year old. Her father is a well-known international art thief, and as a result, Kat knows much more than most about picking locks. But when Kat's father is framed for a job he didn't commit, it's up to Kat and friends to clear his name.