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Leanne Crabtree (480 KP) rated Seduced in the Dark (The Dark Duet, #2) in Books

Jan 6, 2021  
Seduced in the Dark (The Dark Duet, #2)
Seduced in the Dark (The Dark Duet, #2)
C.J. Roberts | 2012 | Erotica, Romance
10
7.0 (3 Ratings)
Book Rating
Well he'll always be Caleb to me--James is far too tame a name for him :P

Awww...

It had me worried at the beginning when I started reading this yesterday, that bit at the start where Livvie's telling the FBI agent...I wanted to cry.

It picked up, though the backward and forward thing had me confused to start with but I quickly warmed to it.

I am most definitely a fan of the author after reading these books and I'm starting Epilogue right now so I can read more about these two: Kitten and Caleb :D
  
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Matthew Krueger (10051 KP) rated D-Tox (Eye See You) (2002) in Movies

Sep 19, 2019  
D-Tox (Eye See You) (2002)
D-Tox (Eye See You) (2002)
2002 | Action, Mystery, Thriller
6
6.0 (7 Ratings)
Movie Rating
Rambo Sees Rocky
D-Tox aka Eye See You- is a underrrated moive starring a 80's action star and a good supporting cast.

Recovering from the psychological effects of witnessing a brutal crime, FBI Agent Jake Malloy (Sylvester Stallone) checks into a rehabilitation clinic for law enforcement officers in the remote wilderness of Wyoming during the dead of winter. He soon finds himself helping other patients as a serial killer begins killing them one by one.

Its one of Stallone's last theatrical movie before he retired for a bit.

I would reecordmend this movie, it is very underrated.
  
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David McK (3547 KP) rated Now You See Me (2013) in Movies

Feb 6, 2022  
Now You See Me (2013)
Now You See Me (2013)
2013 | Mystery
5
7.4 (27 Ratings)
Movie Rating Watch
Twisty turny mystery thriller about a quartet of stage magicians, who use their skills and talents to perform a trio of impressive and highly publicised crimes (robbing a bank, draining the account of corrupt individuals etc and redistributing their targets wealth), all the time being chased by both an FBI agent and a magician debunker (ummm ... two separate people, just to be clear).

It's flashy stuff, with little in the way of substance, however, and an ending you can see coming from about a 1/3rd of the way through.

Still might watch the sequel, though!
  
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Whatchareadin (174 KP) rated The Fix (Amos Decker #3) in Books

May 10, 2018  
The Fix (Amos Decker #3)
The Fix (Amos Decker #3)
David Baldacci | 2017 | Fiction & Poetry
8
8.0 (1 Ratings)
Book Rating
It's a typical day for Amos Decker. He is on his way to the Hoover Building in downtown Washington, DC when a man pulls out a gun and shoots a woman right in front of FBI Headquarters. Then he turns the gun on himself. What the hell just happened and most importantly for Decker to find out, why? This is Decker's second case working for the FBI and they've moved him and Jamison from Quantico up to the Washington Field Office. Why would someone choose to shoot another person in front of the FBI building? Why would a successful businessman with a family do such a thing? What did the woman he kill do? Will Decker and his team be able to answer these questions before it's too late?

Walter Dabney seems like your average businessman. He lives in a nice house, with his wife. His grown children are all out of the house doing their own things making a lives for themselves. There are so many secrets though that this family is hiding and slowly they all begin to unravel. After Dabney shoots Ann Berkshire in broad daylight and then himself, other people start to turn up dead. Are all of these deaths connected and what is the connection? When Harper Brown from the DIA (Defense Intelligence Agency) turns up claiming there is spy work involved, it makes Decker even more eager to solve this case. But there are secrets behinds every corner and getting different government agencies to cooperate is not the easiest task.

Government secrets, spies from decades ago, messages passed through dolls and Harry Potter books, how will it all end?

I really enjoyed this book. I love the character of Amos Decker. I like how he has no cut cards, and shoots straight from the hip. He may get up and walk out of a room without explanation. He has a unique personality with his ability to never forget and see things in color. I look forward to the next Decker adventure.