Journal Entry 1 by sarradee from Dallas, Texas USA on Tuesday, April 13, 2010

Ward Hopkins is afraid. He's seen something dreadful in the high plains of the Columbia River. It's sent him fleeing cross country, forever running. And in his wake, one by one, people are dying. Something's following Ward Hopkins.

Second in the series. Not quite as good as the first, and not nearly as much action. The intertwined stories took longer to come together. 

Journal Entry 2 by sarradee at Triumph Cafe OBCZ -3808 Spicewood Springs Rd in Austin, Texas USA on Tuesday, April 13, 2010

Released 2 yrs ago (4/13/2010 UTC) at Triumph Cafe OBCZ -3808 Spicewood Springs Rd in Austin, Texas USA

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Bringing to the Austin meet up tonight. Will leave if it isn't taken. 

Journal Entry 3 by aetm from Austin, Texas USA on Tuesday, April 13, 2010

On my + other .5's to be read list now :) 

Journal Entry 4 by aetm from Austin, Texas USA on Wednesday, April 21, 2010

Mike read it (all past his Ludlum queue and even in the middle of the book he was reading before when he got this).
His score would be a solid 9, and he said the story is an enjoyable one (and now he'll be reading the third book of the series).
I'll read this one next and make a bit longer entry then... 

Journal Entry 5 by aetm from Austin, Texas USA on Friday, April 30, 2010

Enjoyable (90% as much as the first one).

 

Journal Entry 6 by aetm at Triumph Cafe OBCZ -3808 Spicewood Springs Rd in Austin, Texas USA on Tuesday, May 11, 2010

Released 2 yrs ago (5/11/2010 UTC) at Triumph Cafe OBCZ -3808 Spicewood Springs Rd in Austin, Texas USA

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Taking to the BC monthly meet, and if not taken, look for it @ the bookshelf!

Safe journey little book - I hope you'll make many new friends on your travels!

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