TailSpin (FBI Thriller, No. 12)

I did not enjoy this book as much as the previous ones in this series. It was too long, and the ending was disappointing.

Don't spend money on this book, borrow it from the library or a friend. No rave review from me, this book just didn't cut it - and I was a fan up until now. It reads like someone other than Coulter wrote it. Maybe she's pulling a James Paterson. No more of her books for me.

Catherine Coulter is, and always has been, one of my favorite authors. I wait on pins and needles until her next FBI Thriller comes out, and Tailspin doesn't disappoint! Great read! Couldn't put it down!

This book is a disaster! The flyleaf gave just enough hype to make a buyer of me -- big mistake! Makes you wonder who is reviewing these volumes - besides the publisher who has a stake in the outcome.

Little to nothing holds true to the story -- terrible dialogue, silly sidelines, plot breakdown, incorrect geographic references, less than believable character behaviour -- the list goes on and on. How on earth does a book like this actually get a publisher?! Save your bucks, guys and stick with John Grisham, Vince Flynn and Alan Folsom - and the several others of their ilk!

I loved this book. It was a page turner and kept me very interested in every word written. I always enjoy Catherine Coulter's books and this was no exception. The great dialog between the married FBI agents is the best. Throw in a few more characters, a bit of an FBI plot, some mystery and "who done it" intrigue and you have a great story that is fun and exciting to read. If you like her books and her "people", you'll love this book.
Enjoy----a perfect summer beach read.