The Bishop (The Patrick Bowers Files, Book 4)
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booklady331
of Cape Coral, Florida USA on 8/18/2012
This book is in a Controlled Release!
booklady331 of Cape Coral, Florida USA on 8/18/2012 This book is in a Controlled Release!
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You have in your hands a free gift. This book is yours to do with as you wish...read it, share it, keep it, pass it on!
I've registered this at BookCrossing.com so that I can keep up on where it goes, who reads it, and what they thought of it. If you like the BookCrossing concept, you might want to register yourself with a screen name, so that you can keep up on this book, and maybe release others also! It’s all confidential (you’re known only by your screen name and no one is ever given your e-mail address), fascinating, and fun!
Thank you for picking up this book. I'd love to see an entry letting me know it is safe with you. Do with it as you please... read it (or not!), give it to a friend, keep it, leave it in the wild - it's up to you! Enjoy! If you like you can mention me, booklady331, as the one who referred you.
This book was A-MA-ZING. Seriously--it was amazing!!!!! Steven James continues his impressive run with his fourth Bowers Files novel.
Patrick Bowers is really a very complex character that I am enjoying to get to know better through the course of The Bishop. I loved how, while he is very passionate about his job, he's more passionate about something else--his daughter. From start to finish, Steven James spins a thriller that will not want to lay down. The Bishop was better than a movie! Any day!
When a Congressman's daughter is found brutally murdered in Washington D.C., FBI Agent Patrick Bowers is called in to help make sense of the madness. Bowers has a knack for catching high profile killers thanks to his controversial use of geospatial investigative techniques. However, this time around Bowers continually runs into dead ends despite his best efforts. Catching one killer is hard enough, but now all the evidence hints at two.
In Patrick's personal life things are no less complicated. Tessa's birth father is back on the scene, Bowers is caught in a dizzying love triangle, and a psychopath from his past pays an unwanted visit. Despite all the obstacles in his path, Patrick Bowers must find a way to do what he does best: catch killers.
This novel's strengths lie in the characters. The first person narrative of Patrick Bowers is nothing short of exceptional, as is James' depiction of the father/daughter relationship between Patrick and his step-daughter, Tessa. Indeed, Tessa has become a fan favorite of the series with her quick wit and intelligence coupled with vulnerability that surfaces at just the right moments. This beautifully flawed relationship has been the glue that holds these stories together and that's certainly the case once again.
Patrick Bowers is really a very complex character that I am enjoying to get to know better through the course of The Bishop. I loved how, while he is very passionate about his job, he's more passionate about something else--his daughter. From start to finish, Steven James spins a thriller that will not want to lay down. The Bishop was better than a movie! Any day!
When a Congressman's daughter is found brutally murdered in Washington D.C., FBI Agent Patrick Bowers is called in to help make sense of the madness. Bowers has a knack for catching high profile killers thanks to his controversial use of geospatial investigative techniques. However, this time around Bowers continually runs into dead ends despite his best efforts. Catching one killer is hard enough, but now all the evidence hints at two.
In Patrick's personal life things are no less complicated. Tessa's birth father is back on the scene, Bowers is caught in a dizzying love triangle, and a psychopath from his past pays an unwanted visit. Despite all the obstacles in his path, Patrick Bowers must find a way to do what he does best: catch killers.
This novel's strengths lie in the characters. The first person narrative of Patrick Bowers is nothing short of exceptional, as is James' depiction of the father/daughter relationship between Patrick and his step-daughter, Tessa. Indeed, Tessa has become a fan favorite of the series with her quick wit and intelligence coupled with vulnerability that surfaces at just the right moments. This beautifully flawed relationship has been the glue that holds these stories together and that's certainly the case once again.
Enjoy! lending to my "GALS" friend. She will return it to me when she finishes the book and I will find a new reader.
Returned to me tonight and now it is off to my brother who will return it to me after he reads the book.
Back from my brother.
Enjoy! RABCK to purple4 for the "THE" release challenge 2014
