Casey Hill
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(eng) Casey Hill is the pseudonym of husband and wife writing team Kevin and Melissa Hill.
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Pretty Guilty Secrets: A twisty, addictive summer suspense read for 2021 (Reilly Steel Book 2) (2020) 8 exemplaren
CSI Reilly Steel Boxset: THREE unputdownable crime thrillers (CSI Reilly Steel Collection Book 1) (2018) 1 exemplaar
CSI Reilly Steel: The Collection #1-6 1 exemplaar
CSI Reilly Steel Boxset #1: 'Like Scarpetta? You'll LOVE Steel' (CSI Reilly Steel Collection) 1 exemplaar
CSI Reilly Steel Box Set #2: Three unputdownable crime fiction reads (CSI Reilly Steel Collection) 1 exemplaar
[Torn] [By: Hill, Casey] [September, 2012] 1 exemplaar
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- Hill, Casey
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- Hill, Melissa
Hill, Kevin - Ontwarringsbericht
- Casey Hill is the pseudonym of husband and wife writing team Kevin and Melissa Hill.
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Bright California detective joins her father in Dublin, hoping she can help him deal with some challenges in his life. She finds work with the Dublin police, and quickly breaks open a new case - and sees depth in it that the others aren't seeing. And there we go!
A quite readable case, with an interesting plot twist. I'll try another by this author.
A quite readable case, with an interesting plot twist. I'll try another by this author.
I read this through in March of 2015, but did not really absorb the details. Now that I am almost done with it again, it is gelling.
A prequel to the series about Reilly Steel. Unfortunately I just couldn't get interested in the character or the story.
Misschien vindt je deze ook leuk
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- Werken
- 21
- Leden
- 710
- Populariteit
- #35,709
- Waardering
- 3.6
- Besprekingen
- 27
- ISBNs
- 50
- Talen
- 6
On the one hand, the somewhat pretentious subtitle is true: I didn't put it down, though I can't say why. With a novel that I was a step ahead of the investigator most of the time, & that was riddled with (minor)plot errors, I normally would have tossed it unfinished. I can only guess that I was for some reason engaged with some minor subplot aspects that I wanted to see where they went. Overall, since I was kept in it, I'll have to call it decent, but I don't know that I'll try the sequel, because plot errors are a pet peeve.… (meer)