Dire David Wolf Book 8 edition by Jeff Carson Mystery Thriller Suspense eBooks
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When a man careens off the road into the frigid waters of the Chautauqua River, Chief Detective David Wolf risks his own life to bring the man to shore. News of Wolf’s bravery travels fast through the burgeoning ski town of Rocky Points, Colorado, and before long he’s pulled into the political grinder, where candidates are eager to exploit Wolf’s character for their own gain. Injured as well in the process, it seems his heroic deed was some cruel twist of fate, that is, until he meets Lauren Coulter, a new girl in town and a nurse at the local hospital.
Lauren is smart, beautiful, and just Wolf’s type. The connection between them is there. But just as they get started, so does the killing. And as bodies start emerging, so do the secrets from Lauren’s troubled past.
Has fate steered Wolf to the wrong woman? Or is someone more devious behind the wheel? Lives will depend on how fast Wolf can come up with the answer, and this time, living with failure will prove to be something much worse than death.
This is the 8th installment of the popular David Wolf mystery series, which are chock full of mystery, suspense, and thrills. The entire series in order is as follows …
Gut Decision (David Wolf mystery-thriller short story)
Foreign Deceit (David Wolf Book 1)
The Silversmith (David Wolf Book 2)
Alive and Killing (David Wolf Book 3)
Deadly Conditions (David Wolf Book 4)
Cold Lake (David Wolf Book 5)
Smoked Out (David Wolf Book 6)
To the Bone (David Wolf Book 7)
Dire (David Wolf Book 8)
You can keep up to date with Jeff Carson and his mystery-thriller projects, including a new series starter due out this summer, by visiting his blog at http//jeffcarson.co. Be sure to sign up for the newsletter to get a free copy of Gut Decision and to stay abreast of new releases.
Dire David Wolf Book 8 edition by Jeff Carson Mystery Thriller Suspense eBooks
This is the 8th book I have read by Mr.Carson...I have to say, that in general, they are entertaining stories. I do, however, see plenty of room for improvement. I spent many years in Law Enforcement and my feeling is, if you re going to have a protagonist that is a Law Enforcement Officer, you should have some general idea how it works. Mr. Carson needs to do some research. There is not an honest officer anywhere that would allow himself to be sexually assaulted by a City Council member without charging them immediately....It was pretty obviously just a sexually gratuitous scene. The book could easily have done without that. Detective Wolfe has been so beat up so many times, in real life he would be on medical leave...no one, not even Wolfe, could survive so many severe injuries and still function as an officer. Not to mention that some of his tactics are illegal and he would be on Admin leave, summarily fired if not charged with several felonies, and likely brought up on federal Civil Rights violations. There is also the fact that it is difficult to believe there is so much illegal, dishonest, and subversive politics going on in one small town...I mean, really? Seems it is present in every book. There is also the issue of every heroine being small, with a perfect figure, and for the most part, with big,perfect, blue or green eyes...is there something in the water? I want to move there if there is.... There is also the issue of frequent grammatical errors. Either spelling errors, or simply the wrong word being used. Most of them are simple mistakes that would be covered in English 101. Yes, these books are Fiction but if the stories continue in the same vein, maybe they should be called Fantasy.
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Dire David Wolf Book 8 edition by Jeff Carson Mystery Thriller Suspense eBooks Reviews
This is the first book I have read by Carson, and I was pleasantly pleased. He has a knack for wording scenes in unusual but amazing ways
that work.
After reading hundreds of mysteries, it's hard to find one that's "different," and keeps me guessing. He was able to do this with this story.
My only complaint is that one - it definitely is not a stand-alone book. Wolfe kept referring to the 'awful things" he had been through with this wife. (was she dead, had she committed suicide, in jail?). I would have liked to have had a brief synopsis of somewhere in the book as a place of reference. Also, my biggest complaint with action type books - how one guy can keep getting out of death-defying situations over and over again.
Some of his scenes were very funny and well written. I could just imagine the officer who had to remove his fellow officers pants while she was in an emergency birthing position. He wrote it in such a way that you know that site will remain in that mans head every time he comes in contact with her in the future.
Terrific story, not too many characters to muddle the story. The foul language certainly brought down a few notches which I am thankful for. I recommend this book
Chief Detective David Wolf risks his life to pull an accident victim out of the Chautauqua River after an accident... When Wolf goes to the hospital with his ankle injury, he meets the new girl in Rocky Points, Lauren Coulter... After he asks her out, Lauren invites Wold to lunch at her home for the following Monday... "Lauren is smart, beautiful, and just Wolf’s type" — or is she?
What a great read! This is another one of those books that I kept thinking "just a few more pages" and I had finished it before I knew it. I can easily visualise Rocky Points, Colorado and the characters in this series now and that makes reading the books fun. This was definitely an edge-of-your-seat page-turner that will have the reader experiencing many emotions while reading. Follow the clues along with Chief Detective Wolf and try to solve the case — but watch out for the twists and turns! The big reveal is a shocker... I highly recommend this series and author, Jeff Carson!
This was my eighth book by this writer (and likely 8th review) starting with book #1 and going forward to this #8. The David Wolf series, of which these 8 books deal with has been a most pleasurable experience. What I most like about former Chief of Police, now, Chief Detective Wolf is his believe ability as a character. That is what drew me in at first read and what brings me back to the most recent read.
There are several other characteristics about this writer's work that I also like, e.g., plot is always strong, and best of all, leaves me with great reader memory. In other words, when, if, I put the book down, I can come back to it without having to re read pages to remember what is going on. That speaks well, to me, of good continuity of plot. Character development is also well done. You know, and believe, why the protagonist is a good person, and why the antagonist is not. This book has several of each, all of whom carry this trait to the bitter end.
I like good rising action leading to good falling action with anti climax and then resolution. Again, this book does not disappoint.
I do not re-tell story lines in my reviews, but pick any in the series and be pleased. The good news is that Jeff Carson does not write cliff hangers, each book stands on its own bottom, so makes no difference where one starts. although I do encourage reading "Gut Decision" as a primer, which the author will provide in return for a review.
Carson is a gifted writer, among several that I read. One that comes to mind in that category is Lehane. If unfamiliar with Dennis Lehane, pick up a copy, or view the movie, "Mystic River" starring Sean Penn. But, I digress. Read this writer, you won't be disappointed. Who knows, you may end up like me, a David Wolf addict!
This is the 8th book I have read by Mr.Carson...I have to say, that in general, they are entertaining stories. I do, however, see plenty of room for improvement. I spent many years in Law Enforcement and my feeling is, if you re going to have a protagonist that is a Law Enforcement Officer, you should have some general idea how it works. Mr. Carson needs to do some research. There is not an honest officer anywhere that would allow himself to be sexually assaulted by a City Council member without charging them immediately....It was pretty obviously just a sexually gratuitous scene. The book could easily have done without that. Detective Wolfe has been so beat up so many times, in real life he would be on medical leave...no one, not even Wolfe, could survive so many severe injuries and still function as an officer. Not to mention that some of his tactics are illegal and he would be on Admin leave, summarily fired if not charged with several felonies, and likely brought up on federal Civil Rights violations. There is also the fact that it is difficult to believe there is so much illegal, dishonest, and subversive politics going on in one small town...I mean, really? Seems it is present in every book. There is also the issue of every heroine being small, with a perfect figure, and for the most part, with big,
perfect, blue or green eyes...is there something in the water? I want to move there if there is.... There is also the issue of frequent grammatical errors. Either spelling errors, or simply the wrong word being used. Most of them are simple mistakes that would be covered in English 101. Yes, these books are Fiction but if the stories continue in the same vein, maybe they should be called Fantasy.
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