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Matthew Iden

Autor von A Reason to Live

22+ Werke 550 Mitglieder 60 Rezensionen Lieblingsautor von 1 Lesern

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Bildnachweis: Crime fiction author Matthew Iden on his back porch. There's a Bloody Mary in his right hand, but you'll never see it in the picture.

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Werke von Matthew Iden

A Reason to Live (2012) 160 Exemplare
The Winter Over (2017) 156 Exemplare
One Right Thing (2013) 24 Exemplare
Three Shorts (2011) 23 Exemplare
Three the Hard Way (2011) 22 Exemplare
Birthday Girl (2018) 15 Exemplare
The Spike (2013) 13 Exemplare
Finding Emma (2013) 12 Exemplare
The Wicked Flee (2014) 10 Exemplare
Assassin (2012) 9 Exemplare
one bad twelve (2011) 8 Exemplare
Once Was Lost (2016) 7 Exemplare
The Sword of Kings (2012) 4 Exemplare
Seven Into the Bleak (2012) 2 Exemplare
Three on a Match (2011) 2 Exemplare
Three of a Kind (2011) 2 Exemplare
Stealing Sweetwater (2014) 1 Exemplar

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Geschlecht
male
Nationalität
USA
Kurzbiographie
Matthew Iden is the author of the psychological suspense novel The Winter Over, a half-dozen books in the Marty Singer detective series, and several acclaimed stand-alone novels. His eclectic work resume includes jobs with the US Postal Service, an international nonprofit, the Forest Service in Sitka, Alaska, and the globe-spanning Semester at Sea program. His latest, Birthday Girl, is a suspense novel featuring Elliott Nash, a former forensic psychologist who is now homeless but is recruited to save a young girl from a serial kidnapper (March 2018).

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By the time I realized that the underlying premise behind the mysterious goings-on is unbelievable bullshit, I was hooked and just had to finish.
 
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Treebeard_404 | 8 weitere Rezensionen | Jan 23, 2024 |
A good page turner

I enjoyed imaging life on the South Pole. This made for a fun, quick read! I would certainly recommend it.
 
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BookListener | 8 weitere Rezensionen | Jan 17, 2024 |
Predictable, dull, and unwieldy

The author tries to cover too many characters at once, which only accomplishes 3 things.
1) Less emotional connection to the characters because the POV is so spread out and there's so many characters to keep track of.
2) A generic, formulaic tragic back story for every character, which gets old.
3) Making it clear who the Observer is because it's the only damn character focused on in detail that doesn't get a POV.

Besides that, there was way too much exposition and lackluster description. One can only describe the snow and cold in so many ways. But still, I trudged on because I thought it might be worth it.

Nope. Just a disappointing climax and a rushed ending that left me with a bad taste in my mouth. We follow the main protagonist and we hope she will do something but in the end deus ex machina happens and she closes her eyes and all of a sudden everything is OK.

I'd rather freeze in the snow than recommend this book to anyone.
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CrispTea | 8 weitere Rezensionen | Jul 5, 2023 |
This was gripping and fun, with a decent mystery and good use of the Antarctic locale. It loses a star for a lack of originality and some clumsy writing at times, but overall it's a solid and enjoyable thriller. The characters are a mixed bag, some more convincing than other, but I did really enjoy the portrayal of the heroine.

This is the first book where I've read and listened to it using Whispersync of the Audible and Kindle versions, have to say it worked really well and I'll definitely be doing more of it.… (mehr)
 
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whatmeworry | 8 weitere Rezensionen | Apr 9, 2022 |

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Werke
22
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Mitglieder
550
Beliebtheit
#45,355
Bewertung
½ 3.7
Rezensionen
60
ISBNs
30
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