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Adam Turman _dam_urman — Weak thriller , too many dead bodies in a very short time makes the story unrealistic. Tess Ciccotelli is a psychiatrist and someone is systematically destroying her career and her life. She meets detective Aidan Reagan assigned to the first case when one of her patients commits suicide but Reagan is not buying the suicide story (naturally). He thinks she is cold, she thinks he is arrogant and subsequently there is an instant attraction.And they fall in love. That Tess does not herself need a psychiatrist after what the killer puts her through is a miracle in itself, maybe she counsels herself. Here is an example of the type of writing you can expect. "Her dark hair tumbled down her back in black waves and her sweat-socked feet tapped to the driving beat of Aerosmith, tha radio volume turned down low. She did a little shimmy, wiggling that incredible ass as she flipped pancakes on the griddle and Aidan thought he'd never seen a sight more perfect in all his life" All of the above going on as her patients and some of her friends are in turn being hunted down and wiped out by a deranged psycho who wants what she has. The book could have been a lot shorter had Aidan concentrated on doing his job instead of spending hours in bed with Tess.

Nak Luck nak_luck — umm, how depressing is this book? I didn't mind the short story style format but the characters were so rough and many unlikeable :-( Not my kind of book for sure, picked it because of it's Pulitzer prize status.

Thales Fernando thalesfernando — "Happiness is a Mango" indeed. :)

Bedo Nassef bedo_nasse1896 — I finished reading Fire on the Horizon last night and in my attempt to sum up the events surrounding the sinking of the oil rig Deepwater Horizon I’ve chosen “complicated.” Don’t read that as my take on the book itself; no, this single word is aimed at undertaking the nearly impossible task of drilling some 3+ miles under the sea floor looking for oil all without “something” going wrong. Fire on the Horizon is an awesome journey following the birth, and eventual death, of the oil rig Deepwater Horizon; it explores the complexities of finding, drilling, and extracting oil all while giving the reader a look into the lives of those who made/make it possible. John Konrad and Tom Shroder masterfully pull you inside the lives of the rig workers and their sacrifices to give you a personal understanding of how the Deepwater Horizon operated. I admit my knowledge prior to- and even since- 20 April 2010, when the Deepwater Horizon caught fire, of how an oil rig works and its dangers eluded me. My positions in the Coast Guard thus far hadn’t afforded me the opportunity to go the path of understanding the “how” and “why” of a rig. Thus this book could be looked at as an introductory text-book of sort. The text is laden with just enough technical geekery to let you understand the drilling world without getting into the weeds and losing the reader. I highly recommend this for anyone looking to better understand not only why the Deepwater Horizon sank but to also view the intricacies that go into each drilling operation.

Arnim Pommeranz arnimpomme475c — such a different book from little women! dark premise and characters. ends with a twist.