Shakespeare let Julius Caesar leave the house and head over to the Roman Senate on the Ides of March, and we know how THAT turned out. They are tightly, even dizzingly plotted, even if sometimes someone is about to do something so eyepoppingly stupid you want to yell out "hey! Little blonde cheerleader! Do NOT open that back door to see if someone's really out there! For God's sake, you're babysitting!!!" You can forgive that, though. Some minor characters in one book become major characters in another, or vice versa.
They're all set in the same universe, in Mississippi or New Orleans, and you start to feel like if you woke up tomorrow morning in Natchez, you'd head right over to the Trace, and if you were in New Orleans, no problem locating the FBI field office on the shore of Lake Pontchartrain. " Such a far-fetched story was not what I expected from a Greg Iles book! The characters were believable and the narrative superb but the plot itself was weak and did not work as a ghost story at all.I'm not a big mystery suspense reader, but I've been on a Greg Iles binge in the past five weeks.
It really pushes the envelope and is tres sexxxy.
" This is one of the highest concept books by Greg Iles. " I could not put this book down!! I LOVED it! Definitely not my last from this author! " I liked this book, with the right director it would make an awesome suspense thriller. " very edge of my seat, I really like this author. " dissaponting - so anti-woman - won't read iles anymore " Not usually my kind of book but it was really GOOD.
But when this alluring stranger is suddenly murdered, Waters's quiet life is enveloped in a whirlwind of guilt and suspicion, revealing the shadowy sides of love and friendship, and the terror that can result when passion becomes obsession. A woman he meets casually stuns him with a smile and a secret only this former lover would know. But now, Waters has an uneasy feeling that she has resurfaced to trouble him-and entice him-once again. The woman in question disappeared after Waters married, and later he heard that she was killed in New Orleans. Years earlier he escaped an obsessive love affair, which he feared might consume him. John Waters is a husband and father happy with his lot in life, though he has not always felt that way. In Sleep No More, Greg Iles returns to the territory of some of his best-loved works, the steamy and hypnotic small town Mississippi where Iles himself grew up.
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