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Double Take (FBI Thriller) (FBI Thriller) by Catherine Coulter Summary and Reviews

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Book Review: New Fan of FBI Series
Summary: 4 Stars

I haven't been able to find an author that grabs me for some time...believe me, I have been looking and have many unfinished novels on my shelf. I was waiting for a plane two weeks ago and saw her latest on the best sellers shelf and decided to look at other books by this author. Long story short...read two from the FBI series in a week and have ordered four more today. Ms. Coulter is a fabulous writer and really knows how to draw one in and keep them reading and reading. I am not a romance novel reader so hope she keeps with the FBI series. Enjoy!

Book Review: FBI Thriller
Summary: 4 Stars

I am a huge fan of Catherine Coulter, so I was not surprised to find that I thoroughly enjoyed this story. I was on the edge of my seat throughout. This would be a great story for the movies. Mary Higgins Clark has nothing on Catherine Coulter.

Book Review: Don't do a double take on this book!
Summary: 1 Stars

I haven't ever read one of Ms. Coulter's books until Double Take and I will never read another one. The dialogue is contrived and poorly written. The plot is ridiculous. It reads like a 4th grade student's mystery. There are many other mystery writers who are more worthy of a reader's time and money.

Book Review: Double Take
Summary: 5 Stars

If you've read the other 10 FBI books this one is a must. As with the others it hooks you from the start. Can hardly wait to get book 12.

Book Review: Lacks Vitality - Double Take
Summary: 2 Stars

I was disappointed in Double Take #11. It lacks the usual repartee between Julia and Cheney; yet they jump into bed and want to get married. No psychic abilities were attributed to either one; but lots of gazing out the windows; none of the gut clenching as the protagonists are stalked. The solution to Dix's missing wife (#10) wasn't clearly detailed - just accomplished in time for a funeral back in Maetro.
Perhaps this is just a "filler" book as she gets back to serious FBI writing. Hey, everyone needs a vacation now and then! I'm so hooked, I'm still impatiently awaiting her next installment.
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