Cormoran Strike (3 Book Series)
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| Rating | : | 4.79 (947 Votes) |
| Asin | : | B017HOHBJ4 |
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| Number of Pages | : | 289 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 0000-00-00 |
| Language | : | English |
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"Addictive." according to EpocHResource Group. Full disclosure: I bought them because I am a Harry Potter fan, but I devoured them because they are a great read! Rowling continued to amaze with her talent for fully inhabiting every single character in the story. From minor people like stinky Carver and loyal Shanker all the way up to the identity challenged Robin and damaged Strike (friggin Matthew). I read them straight through, and can't wait for more.. gotta love a shifter said I am so sad it's over. Just finished Career of Evil. I am so sad it's over!!! I want more! The characters are so well developed I feel like I know them. Surely there will be a #I am so sad it's over gotta love a shifter Just finished Career of Evil. I am so sad it's over!!! I want more! The characters are so well developed I feel like I know them. Surely there will be a #4? The ending was such a cliffhanger. Excellent story line. I was on the edge of my seat throughout the story. Loved the mystery and suspense. Please. Please, write another one soon.. ? The ending was such a cliffhanger. Excellent story line. I was on the edge of my seat throughout the story. Loved the mystery and suspense. Please. Please, write another one soon.. The birth and death of a Cuckoo Louis J. Calabraro I can say truthfully that I love the work of Galbraith (Rowling) and the Cuckoo's Calling book was no exception. My only problem, albeit small and self-serving, was keeping the characters separate in my mind. I solved this by transcribing a list of the characters from the internet. This was important as the character names, in the beginning, kept slipping from nicknames to real names. Once that was cleared up the book flowed like a river. I have since read numbers two and three. I can say that if there is not a fourth I will have to