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Title:Dead Run (Monkeewrench #3)
Author:P.J. Tracy
Book Format:Paperback
Book Edition:Anniversary Edition
Pages:Pages: 346 pages
Published:April 4th 2006 by G.P. Putnam's Sons (first published April 21st 2005)
Categories:Mystery. Thriller. Crime. Fiction. Mystery Thriller
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Computer game company founders Grace MacBride and Annie Belinsky—along with Wisconsin deputy Sharon Mueller—are en route to Green Bay, following reports of a serial killer, when their car breaks down deep in the northern woods. A short walk through the forest leads them to the eerily quiet town of Four Corners, where they find severed phone lines and a complete absence of any life. But the quiet is deceptive. Before they know it, they witness a horrifying double murder—and discover that this is only the beginning of a race to save their own lives…and countless others.

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ISBN: 0451218159 (ISBN13: 9780451218155)
Edition Language: English
Series: Monkeewrench #3

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I read the first two books in this series years ago and really enjoyed them. I don't know if it's because my tastes have changed or it was just this book but, gah, this book was not good for me. Tedious and boring. I couldn't wait for it to be over. I don't even have the energy to write a proper review about it. I did it on audio and the narrator was good.

I enjoy the PJ Tracy series, but didn't like this book as much. The tension was there, and pages were turning, but I couldn't appreciate the plot.

I deliberated long and hard about whether to read this - only because I was concerned that it might be part of a series, which always makes sense. There was no information on the sleeve notes to suggest it was so i dived in.However, it turns out that it was number three in a series and unlong other crime novels, the reader lost a lot from not understanding the back story..... to the point that you did not really now who the players were and what their roles and jobs are.And always be suspicous

This was not a great book, but it wasnt terrible either. Sometimes a book just needs to have realistic scenarios to satisfy me, and this book had me rolling my eyes too often. There were also too many long descriptive passages unrelated to the story that I began to skip over.I checked reviews of the next few books in the series, and it does look like this book is an anomaly. I will probably continue the series, but not for a while.

Book Info: Genre: Suspense/Thriller/MysteryReading Level: AdultRecommended for: Fans of the genre, fans of the seriesTrigger Warnings: Violence, terrorismMy Thoughts: This is the third book in the Monkeewrench series, following Live Bait (review here where formatting allowedthere is a link in that review to the review of the first book). I first read it shortly after its release in 2006, but did not write a review for it at that time. After acquiring books five and six, subsequent to reading the

Grace, Annie, and Sharon were the stars here and I really enjoyed it ! Lots of action and thrills! Buck Schriner gives an entertaining performance, his comedic timing, on the bits of humor interspersed between tense situations, was spot on.

This is the third book in P.J. Tracy's wonderful "Monkeewrench" series. I loved it just as much as the first two. All the quirky characters, the detectives and the Monkeewrench crew, are back, this time confronting a mysterious event perpetrated by a sinister paramilitary group that is plotting something even more horrific. It's true that the story strains credulity, but I didn't mind at all. I'll believe just about anything when I'm enjoying a thriller as good as this one, especially when the