books about: deadwater (union deep)

books about: deadwater

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2 reviews
Anthony Giangregorio

Xlibris Corporation, 2006

Sam
This is the second book I have read by Giangregorio. I have some problem getting past all the grammatical errors and use of certain annoying phrases but still I find I can lose myself in his books and enjoy the way his storytelling flows. I plan to purchase and read all of his zombie books I just hope the other books were better edited.

DEADWATER DEEP
TERENCE STRONG

ARROW, 1999

Dead Union (Deadwater series, 6)

1 review
Anthony Giangregorio

Novelmaker, 2008

The best one yet
Looks like I'm the first to do a review on this book but hopefully not the last. I don't go into long reviews and complain about what I liked and didn't like and give away all the good stuff to potential readers. Isn't that what the stars are for? Just like the other books in the series there was plenty of zombies, action and something new, cannibals. This book was huge, when it arrived I ...

Dead in the Water

61 reviews
Stuart Woods

Recorded Books, 1997

Excellent fast paced mystery with a surprise ending
I'm really enjoying all of the Stuart Woods' novels with Stone Barrington. This one was a continuation of Stone's private life with a huge adventure into a hellish vacation in St. Marks defending a woman of murdering her husband. It's a fun ride. The only thing I'm always surprised at is Stone's avarice for bedding anything in a skirt. Of course they're all "beautiful" women with a voracious ...

Deadwater

2 reviews
Sean Burke

Serpent's Tail, 2002

Deadwater - A Must Read
When Quentin Tarantino's "Reservoir Dogs" first opened at the local multiplex it played to an audience of twenty. As we left the cinema, each member of the audience wore a mask of what can only be described as haunting, horrified bliss. There was a sense of excitement that we had witnessed a fresh and dangerous talent but also a certain unease - the rules had been changed and the crime genre ...