Fantastic Read

I couldn't stop listening to this book. Andrew
Klavan is maybe the best story teller that I have
ever heard or read. You will want to listen to the
books in order: Dynamite Road then Shotgun Alley
then Damnation Street.

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7 people found this helpful

Story does not dissapoint

This is the second book in the Weiss and Bishop series. It is well done and keeps your attention. I really enjoyed the twist near the end when you learn who the real bad guy is.
Andre Klavan's writing style is enjoyable as his stories are well crafted and there is also a good amount of wry humor in the way characters comtemplate their situations.

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4 people found this helpful

great characters

I still really like the characters in this series. The author's narration is impressive.

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2 people found this helpful

male romance novel

loved the first book but this one just seems overly sexual and ridiculous. the mystery isn’t there and it’s all overly sexual. couldn’t even make it to halfway. disappointed.

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Initial reviewer

Story was well researched and devrloped. Less vulgar language would improve my review! The story line was well develped.

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There are no e’s in KLAVAN

Great book. KLAVAN is a great author and writes a tale captivating enough that I listened in one sitting, not wanting even the briefest pause.

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Loved it

I absolutely loved this book. It had all the action, adventure, danger and romance I could ask for. The writing was descriptive and emotional. It really drew you in and caused you to invest in the characters. It is everything I want in a book.

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Raw and vicious!

The author spoke in a first-person narrative, just as in the first book of the series, Dynamite Road. Jim Bishop, an associate of Scott Weiss’s detective agency, was given the case of a politician's daughter who was into bikers, booze, sex, crank, and guns. She is involved with the leader of a biker gang, Cobra, known as The Outriders. The father, a U.S. Senator wanted her found and returned before she destroyed herself and ruined his career. A related case is a feminist professor, M.L. Brinks who is being sexually harassed via email. This leads us to the introspection of Bishop’s boss, Scott Weiss who is haunted by a prior case, Julie Wyant who was being harassed and followed by a man named Ben Fry from Dynamite Road. The telling of the story is complex, poetic, dark, and very compelling as it draws you in. The competition between Bishop and Cobra was thrilling and desperate. The girl, Honey was the impetus of the competition. It’s an excellent story, raw and vicious. I haven’t listened to the first book of the series, Dynamite Road, but from recollections, action, and excitement of this second book, I’ll have to go back to get it, to listen to it.

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the story is thrilling. I loved the characters

the book is like a smoker with an empty pack. it leaves you wanting or wishing for one more smoke. it's excellent! The characters are very broken and beautiful. The finale comes together perfect and leaves you on the edge of your seat.

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Kept Me Listening

Great story telling! I'll look for more of his books. Keep on writing and doing audiobooks.

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